https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dce1b156af822e4fd8c11e938fa2c723.pdf a0fcbc1a6b4be61f8d4865333cd1c0b9 PDF Text Text ...•, '• ' ,, ~allY Sentinel, ..' • ( ·, '. I ' . ( " ,, I WOMAN .to WOMAN ' ., ~~ · · ------~--------· ' - Nagging Wives Strike Ot:Lt By PATRICIA McCORMACK J cautions wives against nagging. complaints about his job and to NEW YORK (UPI J -Your He also ni xes ihe wtfe who has hts reasons for fee!Jng hemmed husband brings home a comfor-1 unrea listiC a mbJtJOn~ lor huboy. table $12,!100 a year. Or a more l No Politics comfortable $15,000. Or a mo:>t \ He's eq ually unenthusiastic comfortable $30,000. about the wile who follows the in. One sign is that hi! sees othors with the same ienl!lh of firm while he stand! Ntill. ' A1d in Move , , these amounts. You ootlce he's If husband and wife ''l\'o boss wants an executive that It is: time for a cha.n~e, reasonably unhappy. He feel> who bogged down . hemmed in , a1•d >a id. IS bossed by wife," he according to the expert, . wile should . support the hug- Breilmayer, dea lmg m the ban~ tit his various boss. recruttment o[ execu tives tor 20 aimed at getting the job-change You may observe, too, thilt years nationwide and interna. wheels m motion. otherwise unappreciated by h1s he's really not living up lo his tloHa li y, said nil three kmds of , We are having 1 Sale of W~men's &.Her Dresses (seleded from our . regular itock) - a Sele of Furniture on the 3rd Floor - RCA Victor Bend Sale in the Houuweres Dept. . . , • I enttne see TO BRIGHTEN AND LIGHTEN. Mbs Ritz Finisher <·on· tours t:heekbones and hollows. For a radiant blush just brush your face with this pressed powd ery cake that fomes in .a petite pink compact. For added nil{httime job, not be able to live up to it Many, Many New Arrivals All Over The Store - It's Not foo Early To Be Thm!Ong of Gift Buying. Jlamor, there are colors in special shimmer shades. bility to vote. Inc., of New Canaan, Conn., $30,000. Some executives on the roster make $100,000 or more a year. Age? Breitmayer said the odds on placement aren 't so "She should listen to hiS good over age 50. ' As..;;ociation urged renewal of union Thursday- Friday- Saturday SALE KODAK INSTAMAnC CAMERAS MOVIE PROJEaORS •• SUDE PROJECTORS 19.50 lnslomollc 104 Comora OulHt 14.50 29.SO tnstamotic 154 Comero Oulllt 23.50 47.95 lnotomoltc 304 Comoro Oullit 31.25 59.95 lnst•mttlc 404 Camera Outfit 41.25 104.50 lnotamotic 704 Comoro .... 19.50 124.50 1nlttmtt1c 804 C1mtr1 . •.. 99.50 14.50 lnstomotlc M60 · In other business the associa- • Ministerial tion announced that the annua l Thanksgiving service, the TB levy in the November would be held at the r'irst Bap~l ection at il.;; regu lar meeti ng tist Church with the Rev. DnTuesday at the Middleport ald Hicks as speaker. The Week :hurch of Christ, of Prayer was scheduled for Movi1 ProfHtor .. . . ....... . . .. 69.75 99.50 lnltama11c M65 MoYle Pro(tctor .. ...... .... 11.50 149.50 lnolamollc M70 MO.It Proltctor .......•• , , . • , , 123.50 The Rev. Max Donahue, who iJanuary 9-13 usmg the central Is serving hi s first year as i theme of "Consensus of Ch ris· pastor of Heath Methodist ltianity." Chur<h, was given a cordtai I The group of mini;lers also w~lcome. He also gave the op· em.ng praye:. . The asso,cJah?n express~d the hope that, '.The voters m Meigs County g1ve the TV levy 1 would be assisted ·on! once vote the importance it rightly and th ai pic tures would Ybe tak- Adam West {BatmanJ Burt Ward (Robin) Miss Hoffman • Is President of Eastern FHA I;. Around and About Middleport LODGE TO MEET Worshipful Master Richard W. Vaughan announces thai , Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F & 1 1 AM, will hold its regular month· i: ,: ly meeting Wednesday, October @ ~i ~ at 7:30 p.m, at the Mason ic :< i! Tt•mple in Pomeroy. All Mas· ~ ~ ter Masons are invited to at- · tend Mrs. Jane Gilkey Is vaca· tioning in North Carolina with TAIL AWARD relatives. 39.95 lnotamatlc M2 Movlo Comero 32.50 159.50 lnslomotlc M6 Movie Ctmera . . . .. .. , .. .. , • 129.00 94.SO Kodak Aulomotlc 35R4 Comoro .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. • .. 79.50 79.50 Carout•l Slidt Pro(eclor Modoi 600 ..... .. ..... 64.50 119.50 Corouoel Slide Pro(edor Model 700 ..... ....... 98.50 144.50 Corouoel Slide K Proloctor Modo! 800 .... , • 126.50 49.50 Kodak Rtodrmote , Sltdo Vlowor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 4UO (Well Known Brands) About Pomeroy I For a Special this weekend - In the !leidY to Wear Department on the 2nd Floor. Our $7.95 to $12.95 - All &lzea f!ll Junior :Miss and IWt .8li1Js. Two piece etylee • shifts IQ~ fitted ltylet - with ihort or ~ lenlth a1eev11. . ' $7.95 Uniforms Sele $6.00 $8.95 Uniforms S1le $7.Oo FHA Staff Attends State Meet ( $10.95 Uniforms Sale $8.00 $12.95 Uniforms Sele 10.00 Open Friday Night Til 9 CL8SS 'ROOM CUTiES '9Y *- NEW SHIPMENT BRITISH LADY . wear and fit. HALF-SIZE ·DRESSES. . ·sisters . Style ShOp . , + UNIFORMS • On September 20, the East· ern Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America met SUNDAY, MONDAY E. in the Home Economics Room. A2C and Mrs. Robert and TUESDAY Frick of Madison, Wise., arriV· The officers elected for the Oct. 9·10·11 coming year were as follows: ed Monday for a 15 days leave "NEVER TOO LATE" with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. - TechnicolorPaul Ford Connie Stevens i The Helms World T r oPhY Mrs. John ·Angel, Mrs. Ed· Presiden~ Carolyn Hoffman; Paul Frick. · , Maureen O'Sullivan Award annually recognizes the ward Smith and children, .Se· vice president, Sandra Curtis; !AnLI OF THE DRAG six foremost amateur athletes glenda and Vaughn, and Mrs. secretary, Helen Martin; Miss Jerri Frick of Colum· RACES, of the six continents. The James Phillips and daughter, treasurer, Mary Eagle; bus spent the weekend with her 40 mlnut• T•chnicolor trophy itsell stands six feel Kathy, Columbus, and Mr. and torian, Rela Watson; news parents, Mr. and: Mrs. P,ul C.rtoon-R01d Runntr· Speedy Gonule• high and beara the names of Mrs. Stacey Bunton, Cincinnati reporter, LindA Perry; Frick. ·those honored. spent the weekend with Mr. mentarian, Marilyn Curtis; Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Cur.lis of and Mrs. A~nold Richards and program chairman, Pat Harris; Mechanicsville, Iowa are attended funeral services for i Chapter Mother, Mrs. Thelma guests of his parentS, Mr. M111. Anna Luckeydot of Rut· Eagle. Mrs. Clarence CurUs. ' land. Mr. Richards was reared Rollin (But£h) P1illlns ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS by Mrs. Luckeydoo. I Plans were made to go to lbe Thurston spent a coup! of da B , . subregiOnal meeting . . e Y Mrs. Willlam ,\lilt Is a pa· 24 at Athens High 8 c h 0 0 I. wJth his grandparen~, Mr. , tient at Veterans Memorial Th . Carolyn Mrs. Rollin Bearbs. · hospital and is beinS treated ose gomg were, . Richard '·Pullins returned , •·"-U man, Sandra CurUs, Linda Per- hi ho~" """'·.:...•-- ........... for a VltUS awq; on. ry, Pat Harris, Mrs. Thelma s DM:", J.uw~..,u .~.UCW:y Mrs. Leo ·'Swlck of c..!umbus Eagle, and the advisor, Mrs. enb)g llft:U 8 brief vl&t and Mrs. William Betz, HiiU· Ritchie. his ·~er, Mrs. ard, and Mrs. Garnet Betz and· mond Pullins. He also viSited grandsOns, Jiley and Bobby, of Plans were made for an ex. bls grandparents, Mr. and Gallipolis, visited over the ecuUve council meeting to slart Roltin Bearhs. weekend with Mr. C. ·H. Wise, planning the program of work. Mn. ·Gladys Cuclder rebmt· Sr . and Miss Ruby Wise. Mr. Dues for the coming year were ed home Friday, alter a Wise observed his birthday an· discussed. They are to be paid weeks visit at Powhatan Point, niversary. Also calling were by November 7. with Mr. and M111. GraUs Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., Plans were ma<le to initiate an who accompanied her Middleport. Mr. Wise received new members In October for the weekend. gifts and cards from relatives · Charles Burt has returned and friends. his empiO)'ment at Lorain Mrs. Earl Knight has reIN OKINAWA spending several weeks at IT'S NEW! turned from Columbus where Staff Sergeant Albert K. home, Rutland Road. Si lVER SHOE she has spent a week with her Stansbury, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heff f1UNw1thsumrins J IO'tll with taclr daughter and son·ln·law, Mr. James Yeager of 1 Cole are the guests pu rchn• ot POLL· and Mrs. Ron Halley. Pomeroy, has arrived for and Mrs. Claren<-e Mllllllo PARROT SHOES Mrs. C. M. Hennesy is visit- at Naha. AB, Okinawa; RuUand. ing this week in Columbus with SlliDsbury is a medical Mrs. Ellen E~bacb ··~~" her daughter and· family, Mr. atOry supervisor, and a Tuesday \vlth her parents, and Mrs. Gordoo Harris. She ate of Pomeroy High School. Mrs. aarence ~ accompanied Mrs. Harris · to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moufrom 6.99 Columbus Saturday. Forrest Bachtel. and family of Gr~viUe Mrs. J. W . Da1!'son of VienMrs. Pearl Reynolds and were Sunday ~uests of. his 8.99 na, W. Va., Is spendlug the house guest, Mrs. Nina Mr. anc!, Mrt. EaUe MDsswlnter here with ber daughter of Akron, visited in man, MinersVIlle, and son·ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Mr. and 0.. Holj~ I ht"'"-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOOjj and family .and Mrs. , North of New&\'k were ~.,,~ Pott·Parmt eaton to ttttte evening dinner of , oo•d> wiUt- oty1eo att oot and Mrs. for ICitooiHiotld high Mr. and •ITIOftll u. tlttlo dolls lor Mlis appeo'""""· Ratld hlllh with mom• btc.auu of their substonlili ~llnlctlon, Colore~rtoons • W~iTE fall ' TWO VERY POPULAR and versatile hairpieces are the basic wiglet and the made of Dynel. The wiglet <an be used for anything from a slmpllfted walorfali do~n the back to bowed curls attached to the <rown (left). The "fall," styled willa hetght at the erowa and molded lG shape lhe face (right) can be worn for R•• oeulilon. These are b;r Dawld .t. David. ' -.. MEIGS THEATRE "BATMANu }, Beauticians as their civic responsioiilty, but !rom the Rev, M. E Dawson a spiritual one as well, to for a gifl given him. The Rev. elert people of highest integrity Donald Hicks, president, presid•===--=== = = -tled over the meeting. The Rev. Ruppeil o[ lhe First United Presbyterian Church, P-roy Ohio refreshments. -Tcchm color- I, Salel Nurses - Waitresses - deserves, " and asked members d fl d ef their various congreg~tions en an 1 e · ''to accept their duty, not 1only A note of thanks wag read THURSD...Y, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY O<L 6-7-8 ?· Be sure to select the Nmtra or proJector you want now llftd nve during this Salol discussed the pr-oblem of providing aid for transients g~ ing through the village and agreed that persons needing aid TONIGHT NOT OPEN ' ' .,1 ·, ·Fast, Snaky Inez Moving Westwa · IB and-lose it. In whi ch case" the two eleme nts together. vou're worse off than vou wen~ "The wife," he said in an in otrices. in the beginning. · mterv iew. "can be of grt!atest The ministers stressed the William F. Breitm ayer, pres- help to a dissatisfied executive christian citizenship responsi- ident of Execut1ve Register 1 by !endi11g a sy~pathetic ea:·1 Pastoral Action Urges Renewal OITBLevy The Middleport register for a change. Usuall)l!, he explained. the~e are the -men who are at the1r peaks, but their wives insist that they. do better. ''The experience," he said, "helps the wife to get a more realistic view of her husband." The average salary of exec~­ He m• kes his livjng putting lives placed by the firm i '.· Welker Asks 900 Gallians For Support . Frequently •. Brellmayer on a downward cour~e. Bre1tmayer 's f1rm has filed on more than 12,000 emp:oyed executives looking for greener pastu res- greater opportumties, more money. He also dea!s with half-a-thousand companies, drug -makers to doll-makers, looking for executives. ', f fr 4 ' or,' " f FIVE CENTS potenti al - the one yo u fi gure \\ives only lead hubby's career down ~ecu t1ves who want for him. And wh 1le vou're figuring, you cjearty tha1 more mont:y, 'i n addition to greater job satisfaction. would chee r up the gloomy hearthside. At thi s point, you can nag him into gettmg anoth er job. Of course, he may land a be tter ·.f' .,.I ~I Delloted To The Interest. 01 The MeipMIDon :4reo - ~i'rhe . ' '( W~k on the 2nd Floor- Jnstamatic Kodik Sele and Film on the hi Floor·- Our West of an executive making one o( her husba nd 's l'iueer. at y This Weekend, Thursday, Friday, Saturday· serVice moving ahead . m" the At any rate, you're the wife office po l1\ics route to helping '1·: • ''I .. ' . ·---·~' /'.I .t, • ,. Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Oct. 5, 1968 ' ~,. ,.,,~,~'ir''"'"":l. ~~ . --·to?"'l\'.;'•.'7 ~- ,. ............................ ..,__, _ _. .., _j J . ~ • ... ' ., . ~0mer91 "'-~r"""~-----..io...,..,...._...., • Mrs. Mabel . for her home, after a relaliva• F!l: __, _,wlt,b BE THRIFTY S.le- Womens 8. 95 to 16.50 SaveAIIofYour Seleslips From ELBERFELDS IN POMEl!OY DRESSES , I A group ohbout-150 Dresses - In Slzea for Jun. lor Petites - Regular Junior and Misses Sizes , and half sizes. Wblle lhey last - this group, Many ol our Cllllomen llave equipped tholr ld~ ohena with eookiD& ulel> lllit GluiWare Dishes - Appliances Cleaning Rift'' - Gad· lets - Bou I lilta for thetr Frlen . V18it the bt111 ware's llepartmeot on llalD Floor - See :$8.95 DRESSES --...,.-- SALE $4.48 $1G.95 DRESSES :$12.?,5 DRESSES '· f16.50 DRESSES Agency services were naluated when FHA County SupervJ. sor Milton E. Rouab 8lld two members of hia local stall at. tended a 3-Gay meellnl recently of Ohio Farm Heme Adrnlnl• lratloD per101111el at the Alwood Lake Lod&e iD C8rroD County, Atte!1dlng with Roush wert SALE $5.48 SALE $6.48 SALE $8.25 17 Meigs Men Being lndutled At Fort Hayes / / , / It::~~ 0. Wertman, llllstaJi< I: supervisor, IDII l4rf Sblrley E. CrQiby, CO\IDifoffilll clerk. IDIDY new anivab fpr ind your home. , Received -Another Big Shipment LOG CABIN SCATTER .RUGS ' I 'l'lte "Log Cabin" Is a stnart JooklnC acatter rug of. heny 100% nyoa vllt!ole Wflb a "sure grip" back for mulmum aldd rellltance. We have aold. lho~ . 4nds of these rugs aDd lhey are :well know,n for their unlfomi.quaJ1..tJID4 : , ~eM . wortmalllhip. ChoOJe troin beautiful decorator eofori hic,udl!IJ , te, Red, Pillk, Aqua, Rose, Yellow, Ulac, Cbi!DPIID'o Tan~e, ; lfoli n, Coral, Green, Blue, LIJae, Grey, Mint GreeD, AnUque Gold, 'lton•Bellt, uolse, Royal Blu~ Plum, Brown. MIIChlne W~btble. , · . ~. . ; . ' ,, . Size 24x36 Size 27x48 st. 24x7o $1'~9$ · SI~W..,..._~--· $4;95. ~$2,95 ' SJ~~k6 . ~·" 1 . '· ,· .• f..~ts •·. :.· .'i 1 ( .,: flp Attacks f ~. ' • J I ! 'li· . . ~- �'I . . oh· A .d t I UPI Briefs I Parents of 8 DIe Ill IO CCI en s il~n~~~~N~~mw~:g:n~\he Girls Ask ~ River News I on Gau&e Z--Dally Sentinel, Pbmeroy-Mlddleport, For He}p ~eveo·JI•I~D I~ clear skies and lndl3n summer a square mile area inehl up 4:05a. m.; Pamela D. up temperatures across the na!Jon. by inch." Greenup 5 20 a. m , Vickers LOii ANGELES IUPI) -refilled the cameras after I massacre to beat the traffic. The rathm or the women, down Meldahl H:55 P· m.; J. S. l 'foo'd have thought It waslfathor completed each roll of Rosalind Russell. who thinks Edward Letchnnner, a Klargo Lewis up Meldahl 9·41) P· m.; businessman, and Herman Na- Endeavor down Metdahl 1'45 Academy Award night with fllm . of her"lf as the "Ill\(' ter, general district manaager a. ·m.: Zimmer up Meldahl2:40 I nothin& but losers among the[ Lewis, a latt! arrival, was Dodger," sat m Dodger Pres· far Montgomery Ward in a. m. llhow bUSIIIess ''""' who : lold his car was being towed ident Walter O'Malley's box Chicago, indtcated they thought Gallipolis Dam _ John J. watched their Dodgers loso the 1 away and sent his chauffeur with comedian Danny Kaye. their daughters wero abducted Rowe down 7:35 p. m.: Trojan openinl World Series Jlame 5-2 1out to move 11. They stayed until thed last bout. rather than lost or drown ed up 6 55 p. m.; Barbora Gal Wednesday. I Frank Sinatra arrived in the David Janssen an Bar aro BY MRS. VERNAL JOHNSON "Nancy is too level headed to down 7:25 p m : Steel Ranger By the third inninl dapper second inning, escorting his Rush sat In their regular The West Columbia Grade have had either happen,· said down 8:35 p. m.; Solvay down Cary Grant had shod his coat bride. MJB Farrow. ACCOIII· season boxes in the Golden School Parent and Teachers As- Leichner. 9·25 p. m , L. Fiore up 10:35 'nd necktie and rolled up his ,anying the Ibm singer was"" Horseshoe dugout section where sociation held their first meet- Nater said Pamela Is "well p. m.: Jennifer Jean up ·ll p. •letves, uhor~ng the Dodgm ,rard-playlng pal and Chicago season box seats for lour go for ing of the new school year on disciplined. She wouldn't won- m.; Jane T. up 12·15 a. ln.; to the Ortole•. Cub manager IA· Durocher. ! $t,600 a pop. . I Monday even 1·ng at the school. der off I he trat·1 ." Chuckle D. up 1:30 a. m Baby d Jarry .Lewis uta lew aeats :along with Sinatra's daughters , It wus a long, epressmg Mrs. Raymond Lieving, out· Lear down 5, 15 a.m.: Onward III'IY With three cameras, 1nd t Nancy Jr. and Tina. . afternoon for the glamour folks, gong presdent, read the defohol more than 400 pictures of By the end of the etghth ' but they'll be. back in hopes . . . of P T A She told the DIVORCE ASKED up 8:0S . tmtJoo down 8· 55a.a m: m 'H. E. Bowles the playen In aehoo He wa~ inrung w1th the Orioles leadmg that Koufax w11l even the- senes group they had three steps to One sUlt for divorce filed · h ·RI · M 1 assisted by 1011 Gary who 5-2. the Sinatra party fled the I lor their favorite team. tale. 1 _ Know what pTA. I m the Metgs County Clerk of S Kanadw a , ,~~r - 3.,. ounta ~ ·- - - - - - - - -- --~· C t W dnesdoy "as by Rea l tate own .... won ..ro a. m., .. means. 2 - Do we want a. our 9 e . • Robert W!!st up London 6:20 5 1 support of officers a. m.: Lucy Jane Lucas down The group alter a short diS· L atdn m·:lt oGmold R.idvg~ Dar Winfield 5:30 p, m.; Jeflerson cussion voted to l'ontinue the au er 1 • ' • w· f ld 7 20 · 1 c IIRIGHTON. England !UP!) the north. and a lid on US. Gromyko that the 1954 Geneva P.T.A. and elected the lollow- wm, for gross neglect of duty Bupll · ldP·8 m10 • ra : 0 - Britlah Foreisn Secretary troop increases. ('onference on Indochina be . and extreme cruelty. Plamt1ff 1 s up m e · p. m., Geor(e Brown ,.id tnday he Brown told tho annual reconvened Russia and Britain ~g off~~"· ;res:dent, Md r ~· seeks the cuztody and support Allen R Merrill down Winfield will 1ak the United Nations conference of Britain's rulin•., are C<H:hairmen of the confer- Metty Alicewar; en ' of one mmor L,ll ~ Jd an d a1·1mony. 11.40 p.. m.: Fort Dearborn Bartlev re-preSJ . secretary . General ABsembly next week to Labor Party he would also ence. rs. . Y' ' In other court action the case down Wmfteld 1:10 a. m.; 1et up 1 Viet Nam peace continue suggesting to Soviet Brown spoke at th• end ol a Mrs. Mddred Neal, and treas- 1or Clarence E. Hawl~y vs. the ' en Z. up Winfield 4:20 a. m.; L'OIIforence aB soon as possible. Foreign Minister Andrei A. debate durmB which l aborites ur~r, Mrs. Betty Fox. National Life and Accident In- I W. H. Shaver, Jr.,, up Winfield rown ld th c f h 1 'led th United ComJIUttee chatrmen a n d 1 · d. 6'10 B sa e on erence s arp y assa1 e NOm representatives will be an· . surance cB. was d'tsmJsse · a· m· should lnclnde the Communist States for continuing the Viet ---1 National Liberation Front. the Nam war. nounced . •Jer. ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING LEADERS TO MEET political arm of the Viet Con(. However. the conference Ia- AttendtDJt the m""tmg w~re: The anntral Homecoming of Girl Scout Neighborhood I He said he would •I,. ask I Iter endorsed the Labor govern· Mrs. Marie Smtih, prmctpal, the Morning Star EUB Church 1 leaders will meet next Tuesthat the conference be preceded m•nt's policies on Vl•t Nam, and fourth grade teacher, Mrs . l will be held October 16th with I day, October 11 from 10 a. m. by on end to U.S. bomblnJ in I foreign policy and derense by Betty Foreman, teacher . of the j Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. and • until 3 p. m.• . at th~ hollle of Not1h Viet Nam, • halt to sweeping vote of 4,1160,000 to I second and thtrd grades, Mrs. Worship service at 10.4~. A Mr~ . .A. R. Knight, Lmcoln Hm. 1 545.000. ()Immunist infiltration from I Ailee Bartley • hrst grade ' basket dinner will be served at Members are asked to brm& 1 1 teacher, Mrs Mildred Zimmer- ! noon with a songfest from 1·30 • nose-bag. t ONE ARRESTED A Knauga man mlsstn1 since man, Mrs. Icie Rirkard, Mrs. ' to 3 p m. Rev. Menzel Smllh One armt wu reported by Mondy evening to presumed I TAKEN TO COLUMBUS I Harley Neat, Mrs. Robert Chat· I mvites everyone. FINLEY'S ADDRESS tile Meigs eount.y Sheriff's De- 1drowned. Gallipolis police chief George Sargent, Pomeroy . tin, Mrs. Clarice Dunlap, Mrs. The address of Richard L. P'flment Wednesday , Enunet John Taylor said today. ,teacher, was taken from the Lora Anderson, Mrs. Btllie IN DA NANG AREA Finley of the U.S. Air Force, a Welch, 57, Pomeroy, on a W'll' S M Gallipoi~s Clinic Wednesday to Smith, Mrs. Alma Jeffers, Mrs. Marine Lance Corporal Rog- rormer resident of Pomeroy, Is 54 · of i UmverSJty ..... II tam · yers, Hospttal m Colump esc h'to Kearns,· Mrs .~•y "'"·u·JS er W. Roush. son of Mr. and A2C Rlchard L. Ft n1ey, ' 1 1 1 ...rgt o nto cat on. .454 Pike St Kanauga was Jast i . Iseen leiVI~g Carl's Place on I bus His r~m numbe.r II 987. Johnson, Mrs. Betty Fix, Mrs. Mrs. Albert M Roush of 249 AF13856108, CMR'l, &x 1149, SQUAD CALLED Court St., about 4'45 p. m. Mon- He Is In crJtical condtUon. Harold Young, Mrs. ••ymond N. Third Ave ., Middleport, ls APO Seattle, Washington, 91'14%. The Pomeroy emergency day and hasn't been seen s,. 1, , Uevlng, Mrs. Andrew Van Ma· in the Da Nang are~ of Vietnam LOCAL TEMPS~uad went Wednesday at 8 p. :that time. Cbiel Taylor said. ' IN COWMBUS . Ire, Mrs. Wilbur Van Matre, serving with Marine Composite Temperature in dow·ntotmll m. to the restdence of Bill Da· l Myen w" reported mtSsing MaXine Griffith, cashier of ' Mrs. Vernal Johnson, Mrs. Bet· Reconnaissance Squadron Pomeroy Thursday at 11:30 L Til, Mulberry An., Po~eroy, to pollee Wednesday morning the Pomeroy National Bank, at- ty Stewart and Mrs. VIrginia (VMCJ) -1, First Marine Air- m. was 55 degrees, under parifrom wbere. Mlnole Phtlltps, a , His car was found parked at tended a meeting of the Wo- Wears. craft Wing. ly cloudy skies. lll*llcll ~li"'!t, ":II transpur~ ! the park front on First Ave., men's Activities Committee of f"';;;_.;._=======~~~~======-ii;_;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~=-=-. eel to Galltpolio cltntc. along the river side of the the Ohio Bankera Aasoclaiio• street. The key wa• tn the car's m Columbus Tuesday. .. IJ~E ~UED Iignition and Myers' shirt and A, mlliTtllie hcense was IJ. trousers along with his billfold, sued Ia Probite Court Wednes· ' d 'd I . CALLING BACK 48,111 -'·-' to WUII La Bo . !moner. an ' entllcallon. were DETROIT (UPI) - Chrysler cl~ ,..,~ am wrence s ' found tn the car. I · ~- · Jr./. ZO, Coolville, student, Police received a report that Corp. began caU1ng back mort and.Ltnaa Lou Larkms, II, Ches 1 man was aeen swimmin& a- than 4t,OOO 1dle worken at Itt.' I boot the middle of the Ohio as~mbly plants aer~ tho 1 River, out irom the loot of nation today as prodUC\iOO ~ TWINS BORN Grape St., between 5. 30 and 6 stalled by 1 sever>day strike Mr. and M~s. Clarence Hay- p m. Monday, began to roO, Mlneravdle, are announc- Chief Taylor said that on tho ----blrth of. twm daqhters· presumption tltat Myers has :1&, wolghtng 5 lbs., 1 1drowned, the Coast Guard at i lbs. and 10 ozs.,named ·Henderson has been notified Mlny and Joan Mary. 1and officials at the G111ipoi~ Jllso have one !roller dam at Eureka, have 81° V\J, and lour 1been notified to keep a lookout f~l:;, !:~~· V1ol~t, 351; : K~th· , lor the body. ~; Vllerto · and Ltza, : Chief Taylor said it had been l';f.lj~~1. · ll!pl!llto. reported that Myers wu in a state of lntollcotion when he HARVEST 1 wu last aeen ltHdilt& for his C. C. CUckler. to Joseph 1!. ~UP[) - Soviet lear on Court St. Monday even- Carsey, Freda M. Carsey, 1.08 wtll harvest the Iinl Thoro has been ltowov acre, Scipio. . rrain crop in their 1 no ·official confirmation Lotts A. s_porteer to Willard IIIII year, It wu ... iMyen has drowned. J•flero, Andrta Jeffers, parcel•, lad"''. Mlnemllle. ARIUVIS AT NAHA Kenneth E. Searles, Pauline Staff Serltlnt Albert K Searles to Elmer Hysell, FioaSllnsbury, son ot Mr. nd. ole Hysell, parcelo, Rutland. a Jtlm J. Keclt, Leola Koclc to Mrs. James YOI&er of l Cole Goorp H. Prill, parcels, Rut. .' II., PolDtroy, hao arrived for land duty at Naha AB, Okinawa. eoiumbua and Southern Ohio Seraeant StansburJ, • medical Electric eo., to United States, laboratory auporvlsor, io a Easement, Letart. ,. . ' graduate of Pomeroy Hleh EHJih D. Douatao, Jr., aka, School. E. D. Douatut. alta Elkljah D. , 1 , I , llo1181Us, HUda ,DouJial to Cheer up y'otlt ltalr abide without 'ee,Dt ~nc It 1Co1ar Totti'• r1a11, ..a ORGANIZES IUnited Stateo, Easement, 3.56 rjeh lather eleano deeply,lovlngly. Olloqoe the~= t, ,NEW HAVEN - There will acres, Lebanon. .hair lhldt ... blonde, brunette, bi'OWIIettt, ntllle•d, lv•. · be an tll'I811Wititlllll 4-H meet- Allee , M. Flldt, alta Allee lllllttfol u... ..., . .., in& Tuailay, Oct. .11. lit 7 p. m. i Flldt Unlleti..Sta"', ,1)5 ac. , . . ' I . " ' ' It llle Now Ha¥tD city bWld· re, ·• · " '. ing. All dtlltlrt!SI from !be qeo Alllerta oft to II Irani New .Haven 1114 to ,j. ·~ comlllllniU. 111 l!aoemfill .Sl · · ' ;'. ~ ~h c~;t La~der:r~~- ~ ~~~~ '""w· eiiMr rfchl aow, . - - - - - - I •I . . . . 1 ., ex· many years. He'! as well as other .producll. MAKE ounoNs YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS ' "" I I USE OUR LAY·AWAY PLAN FOR ------------~~~·' WATCHE.'$.: .. TIMEX TM Supply Will Be Shtrt l'•r Chrllll!llll , 1• , -~ ~ • ......, REG·. 5c 1 I 1 1 Turn qn the lights in your hair 1 and make it singing_ ... dancing with color highlights! COLOR TONE SHAMPOO by Helena Rubinstein °'· Meigs ,Property Transfers .. I Candy Bars & Chewing Gum lOi~.~ '· 100 $In , ' ,· ~ BAYER ASPIRIN • • ,., REG. 69c Phillips-_Milk·Ma,gnesia,~ :4~r~ ·' TWIN DECK . ' Y SENTINn SAVE A DOLLAR SALE! ' a.~s VALUE-NOW, OtfLY 1•75 ' rV1"'- I DU'J'TnN. D G~ ~:~~v2~ be: it:.:· ')'!'",·,.· ' ';/ ~·"'·~? l~t.a ,-f-.:.,!1~~ .:.'t::;;.__..:...,_~~~:;:;~M-~~ ~!ll!iirlil ~.Wi!JIIll!!- .. ·' 1 . I ·. . ,. ;. PLAYING CARDS~~:. ~:: POLl DENT ~ I . TAM PAX • •• • RIG. "35c l YS·OL ' ' r t S.·' I ®; , RIG. 45c • • • • JR. ...'' • • • h: :r:. o:/ the seri~ re~ord for stril!eouts by a relief pttcher. The previous hi~1G-\Vas set by Jess Barnes td the old New York Giants back tn the old Polo Grounds in N•w York against the New York Yankees in 1921. . st'!e btggesit crh~wtorydin IDodk ger urn ser es JS oo on -55,941-and paid a total ol $557 336 to set a new series record for one game receipts. The old mark of $552,714.7'1 was set when the Dodgers m<;t the White Sox '" Los Angeles m the 1959 series. After today's game, the ,. , . '' leat!ta will . Jean for B~ where tho Series 'Will r~~~ Saturday-Friday being :"' ~ for traveL In",, third game at Baltimore l\ be southpaw Claude Os pitching for the Ilndgers 1~ right hander Wally Bunker;:~ the Onoles, . :·; · Alston said the fact 'thM ~ date Drysdale was batted out e~ did not alter his pitching p~ so he will come back wiih Air\! big right bander in the r~ game and Bauer also will :ilft McNally-with Drabowsky·" M the ready m the bullpe~ another shot. .no·; morrow Dtg~t s game, both leallls have yet to face a com· mon opponent, the Southwest· ern Highlanders in SVAC play. Coach Shinn's Eagles will be at full strength for the Bobcat game providing Jerry Burke, 170 In the line to their oppon· ents' 164 and 155 in the backfield to Kyger Creek's 153 pounds per man. Eastern has disposed ol Raonan Trace 40-14 and North Gallia 14-0, Against tho same SVAC opponent.s, Kyger Creek downed Hannan Trace 28-11 and North Gallia ~14. . I * * Kyger Creek has won three games sm· ce the " • loss to ~ F&rland of Lawrence County in the season's opener. Eastern won two straight then lost 26-11 to Rutland and lied BuchtelYork 0-0. 'Iwo. other SVAC teams ·will be looking for !heir first win to Symmea Valley. .: . The only other team in u_''•. ~· SVAC, North Gallia wiD pljjf at The Plains Friday nlgbt. C h M I C te ' p· ateo-·t~tt oac e ar " ' ll' 2-Z-0 and are l-1-0 in SVAC ,[ljay with a 26-11 win over lloutlr.,tst. ern and a lll-14 loss to Ky' ~ea • 1~=-=-------~~~~~~~::~~::~------~F~n~·da~y~n~ig~bt:-~So~u~t~hwe~s~te~rn~(O~-~fu~e~e~L~----------~·-~-~ * 1 MHS Invades Hom e 0f t he Bulid.og.s·.,'~ I.E-Bill Buckley ir. ~i ~~;•;;ll, !r. Wt. LT-Jerry Burke 3 237 LT-Rick Thomas 4 or Ronnie Orr 4 140 LG-Larry Spencer a 150 LG-David Darst 4 140 C.-Archie Rose 4 145 C.-Roger White 3 RG-Tom Osborne 4 164 RG-Bill McCormick 4 RT-Dave Williams 4 220 RT-Dave Jividen 3 170 RE-Dick Douglas 4 142 RE-Mlke Spaulding 4 QB-C. Eichinger 4 150 QB-Jim White 2 143 LH-Roger Allman 4 143 LH-Don Rumley 4 150 RH-Mlke Martin a 165 RH-Mike Shuler 3 160 FB-Don Roush 4 165 FB-Eiwood Howard 3 160 , Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 6, 196~ ,, 31t ., Rockets cOIDing to pomeroy Ffi•day Th& ""' ~:dt, "?"• I aame THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR}~, IS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR.'··: t.: Big Weekend for 7Ohio College Squads By Vtdje4 Prell lttt:erullonal Seveb Oliio college footbtlll leant1 II!!~ JUttpr!ng records on the 1laf Salurda)l. Jn wltat aha~. up to be lite of the 1est ~of the season. Mllllll~ , Qllbelten DWDlDg tile aatiolt's lqnt jor college wiD otreU, !alto Konl Stste, tbe team that defeated:Miami-Jn lite Since lltell, pmecllfe•· liP ~. 'ilp Dine lllfee of ;lllom 1ltll vletoriel !Jetllll!ll: Wable, a farmer Muskle under .the Muskingum coach. . Musklngum, which ly does oot play Rittenberg -.on, will be aiming for lith straight victory and 15th a row In the .conference. · Ill tho MJd.American ence, Toledo visits Ohio in quest of the Rockets' victory in Atbens since 196,1 and ~wW ~ goes games, Denison lakes a z.o ord to Wooster, wblcb Is tH the season Hiram Ia at ta, Heldetberg hosts and Ohio Wesleyan, Kenyon play ROD-league pooeots, · Otterbein ""'Is Holsll'a Hempstead, ·N. Y., ln Coach Larry Lintner uld be tbe taugbesl team tile dinall will play all season. Ken- Wllte!l , .~ ~· eef!tesi, BDOther big ooe , , . ~ ~~etl .oolh~tern Obla will be IIi! ;~,· Saturday nl&llt ll'adltiollal · ~ ' ... : 0 •• . ~lwelln Xavier and P. · •,;pqi a flrGng with the Belruta favtred. -.1 it tbe 01!/0 'Oonlerottce, • ~. trying to bounce rJI!t ~ Sa~ . a!chl allel a ~ ~ lfow!IDI lllial uqbt bave !¥[le!l1rp 11 will ' hosl • Lot!lsviDe, 1 OC ill the · brqo a· l·l record anti a botlt Beaft!. Rusoell E!:.Ri:~~:e~~ virus a~::":.::.,. t;::~o::JE£.tlc~:~:l vln L. Clagg, Rt. Z GaiUpoUs; IltseUqed Mn, Douglas W. Roush, Pt. Mrs. Allen D. NOrris, Mrs. Pleasant: Mrs. Robert H. B. Barlow,. Wesley Canman, P'omoroy; Guy D. Mn. Edward H. Sjapleion, 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Margaret Zona SlaYton• Ivan G. Van Cool\81', Phi!Up T. Howard, Dalton A. GI'OVfl", ~ G. Haskins, Paul D. John M. Whltf. JU. Greer, Charles M. Da. Albiny; Frank H. ~. vld R. Barnhart, ~Lewis T. Smllb Ashllnstlc and liifitlll land, Ky.; Mrs. Ralph W'. Par,. Dalley and Rt. 2 McArthur J~ . A. Mrs. Clyde· J. Gillilan and way, , 1n other hOsts ria . of the Zurich Football Club Wednesday to qualifJ for second round of the European CUp of Champions competition. Steve Chalmers added the third score for Scttllah champions. r~t~san,~~Mrs~.~L.~Rees~e~Nott~~~~~~~~~ Itoats ewanee from pits lard 11otter,McArthur; .and·SOlllo Wesleyan JackBon; J. ·wn. Mn. and lnfant daughter. z.o mark 111111, 1 Charles E. Cltafena, Rt. 2 of Michlgan,'wbleh 1tas a Greenup, Ky.: Wll1lam J. HOI' wr TERMS ... wlnnbtl alreit tlllder- ler, .st. Albans, w, VA<; \ tu!!l toBesides Mestern!be MichigaB. Kent Jamea K. PhUltpe, SJ, ISouth w. Va.; ~ DCJD. aid> E. Toberl, Oat .!III\ Carrie B. Jonklnl, ·J~ lllrtM ' ,;.;, I!V BOB E. BVER . . and his balanced backJield to line which up until now the Jacket.s lor a good numi'H!tt Coach Fred PhilliS lakes hJS give the homecoming crowd has turned in creditable per- of years, tltat foothall wiUtlle . band o! Mlddleport . Vellow wltat they came to see. Senior formances but Jacked depth to at Middleport for f3ck of sll(l' Jacket.> to Atbens Friday arght quarterback Ertc Hummel leads enable Coacb Phillis to spell port of the local boys and IBIII t~eet the cream of the III<Nl ~e young but versatile bac_k· any of his linemen for a breat!J- before it has had a cbance>'lo . ;: . . S AL crop, the Athens Bull- field backed by Juniors BtU er. It is generally in the second be taken into the new COJtSOiio A' IICriPP!' Eu!ertJ Jr. High do.g, . BrinktnBD and Grey HulL Soph- bali that the Middies •eem to dated Meig• Local Llisttlct; . .1~ team blttled the Pom,. ""'w:-mamm,MO e Bulldogs, defending ~EO- omore Mike Goodwin .leads the tire against the bench force of 'i:his could be the last yeQ e...r~~l'llthero In a 7th and 6th LOS ANGELI!S (UPJI AL champtons and undefeated backs wtth 219 yards m 33 car- the opposing ball clubs for football at Jacket Staditlll Giti«e·,!ootball same at P'antb- acheduled a)J[l08ratlee of Satt m league play th!' !Oason, will ries for a 6.6 rushing average. Steve Pullen, 5-11 and 135 lb. Iinstead of '67 as lacl<adalslul or':stN!um, holding their OWII 'tly Koafax oa the mOUDd to- • have a homecommg ~d he- Eskey, dean of SEOAL coacb· wiU move Into lhe attitude g1Ves way to th&Jnev; '"" Jbtee quarters, but I hen day tllade the Los AIIJeles them to'!'orrow mght as es With nme years of service, end poSition left by it able. a" ,W.y to the heavier lealll .. . Dodgen an 1-6 favorite to they show their talented bard· has a talent. for creating Tannehill with Dennis Ault . .., look tht opening w111 the secood game of ·the backs against the lootbaU teams, having woo the boldilrg down tlle left side , It also if . my aopinljJR Kt ·~,and marched, to the JIM World Series from tbe 1 e Jackets. honor of coach of tho Guards in all 48 minutes of th~ Coach ·Phillis ls• p0rfot1ning a 'Eql"· t wlten a pass inter- llaltlmore O<loleo. Athens, 2-0 ill the league and 1962 and last year, John will be Larry Stobart aRd jOb of fantastic excelietllll': halted the drive. Netthllallilllore reverled 111 U ' on tho season, has wins ov· and Morgan James lead Lcllmgwell 'th Ra •hat the bahdful of boys . he er , . . moun.led a sustatned llllderdog role by wlnnlng Wellston and arch rival Lo- Bulldogs forward wail, botll at center and ~~e Jaclre~ leads exllibit the greatest ~drlvi,iind_t~e lint 'tuarter end· Wedtle8tlay'a operdag game 5ga~ lnstde the SEOAL and one are Seniors and captain way tackles Max Whitiatch calion to the sport merely .~. eel ~·: • ' ! atld aow evoa money to 1 non· conference wm over form- Athens eleven along Bernard Lyons. workmg hard all w<;ek, only to. 11 ra;p,.~ quarter, with lib tile ..riel er Jacket Coach Bob Ashley Hummel. It wah noted last week ganst take the f1eld agatnst oppo~ Pai!ID'r~ck Mark Still ' ' and his Warren Local eleven. JACKETS that tho ;ac~ets tion outweiglling them 30 to.,f/i~ theload, the Panthers -·""""' . ·"'""'The Don Eskey coached eiev· Agaill this.week Coach but ten boys on lite l lbs. per poSition and edged ~Y a two yard plua&e F'aet8 d Fi en has but one defeat to mar wtll be sbiltiDg his lineup some mostly 90 to 110 poupd two to tbree years m e•per.~ y ' and led ~ It the ~ail, an gures , I . ' . . . . Its record, lind_ thai was a 30-0 what to lind the combination lo and s bomores riih Ience, ' '" ; 'nre try lor ..Ira polnt.s faile!l F LOS andANligGELES (UP!) Pomeroy s Panthers, field With a win." shut-out '" thetr opene!' agamst go against the Eskey little if a~y football "er- So far this season MHS p "d In the third qu_arier, ~alfbaok acts . . ures lor the 63rtl lor a dry field this Friday The Panthers, who New Lexington. . lads. End Mltrk Tannebill · ders have onl ~sk~ ''Is .: 1; ' ChlrDe Lane skirted nghl end World Sertes. bost the rugged Wellston Gold. have been plagued by The Middles record Is JUSt out for this game and possibly The boys the. Jackets balle in possible to .1.n'" on 1 7$ yard sweep, crossing LoTeame: Natonal ~ague- en Rockets in their third South- will hav~ all their regulars back the reverse, 1-3. The Jackets for the season tvilll a broken uniform are a credit to the swer has boen ···yes.'' because. llie goalllno, but the run was s Angeles Dodgers, Amor· eastern Oh1o Athlet~r League m the hne-up this week last week 18 to 6 to Nel· hand. George Sauer who has fine football that local fans nothing ,. 1m ossibl .... to 10 avail as the Panthers Zcan League-Baltimore Orioles. game of the season . . . and look a 3J1.t loss at been on the mend with a bad have seen at Jacket Stadium the have pe the; wore penalized 15 yardJ , for Length tf Serlesbest-or- The Panthers of Coach Bud Of!enSJvely, Steve Fmlaw will the week before knee should be ready as weU this yea d · th y .;.onh · ••·· th seven (i t g Baltfmo . at left end J' c 1 ft . ' ' r an m e years gone was enoug to wm against 1 1 hoIuoua· WI . Lane and Still • rs re ~ Btckel, now 1-l I~ league · •m row, e one Win came at Wa· ~· Sam Hood who was illjured by, As the years roll b it is bi er but not 80 much b er lltt!l'lllltlng elrrles, the Panth- Los Angeles I, second game, and 3-1 overall, wtll have . tackle, Raymond Zerkle, left hama m tbe second game ol '" the Jackson game, also with evident that lite fall yla . Wg~ama te , It lg~ ''" Closed out lhe third quarter, oet. 6 at 1M Angeles; lltlrd, work cut out for them when Pat Story, center; Ed the seasoo when they stopped a leg injury and sat out "King Football " w·u c sstc, toa t ::::'ul · w~ ~and leading 14-j) on Still's tz yard fourth and fifth games (if they come up against the Jackright guard; Charles Hy· the non • conference White w.eek's encounter with from' Jack~ Sta~: lha~ "!~Jd hav:r WIne ~~· run &n: I TD, and bls plunge ~), Oct. 8, 9, 10, at s~n Coutny team. !'lght tackle, and Btll En- Falcons 21H. About lite only ville. consolidation and lack way il" .. ,, ~~~ loild for t1te potnla. B~timore; SIXth ~nd seven coach Bob Brennan's Rock. rtght end. Swtsher at distinction lite Jaekets have ov- Hood bas been working out ol interest by local fans will Si~ce those twa 0 • La.ne<.~ for lbe Pan!bers gJD~es Ill necessary) Oct. 12, ets, also 1·1 inside the SEOAL, Ketth PhaUn and or tbeir otber league counter· this mek and should be ready soon give way to the boys and bas been harder to~; .. _' ill the 4th quarter, winding tbe IS at Los Angeles. have a talented trio in the Moore, halfbacks and " that the Mld.die• have to go, as well as Sauer, With fans of the other Meigs Local honestly - to the ~on I· IPme ·ap wltlt I 26.(1 margin, Starling Times: All g~es bacltlield with halfbacks Hay. ole Van Meter, fullback. been shut ont tbts seasou, ~ese two lads ready II ahould Schools who like body contact. bove. Can we win? q ., Tho Panthers are s-J+ oa the begin at I P·~- local tu~ burn and Estep and Fullback Mike Wright will start as one Jackets have etther scored gJVe the Jacftets their balanced No one ever will know if fool- But so long as football , I• oxce_pt Sundays game m Oiler. The Wellston team, play· of the cornermen and or came back to tie he- backfteld along wtth Asa Brad- ball would bave held its old played it must ba "yes," for If. ••ason. . At 4:$0 p. m. 011 October 6th, Baltilrlon which begins at 2 ~ under tho same muddy eon- English will be 8 starter at In· fore running out of gas. bury at quarterback and popttlarit.y among the boys in it isn't, tltat's when the gl\!TIII• the ~ 7llt Grade meets p.m. (EDT), . ditions as Pomeroy last week- side guard for the Panthers ln Coach Eskey will be. coli!'!- SWan at the ballback. slot. competition with teams of ceases to esist as an outlot: the Belpre 7th grad at Pomeroy. Second Game Ptldters:- Los end, was defeated 14-6 by only defensive line-up chan- tng on his sll'ong defensJVe line The problem area will be their own size. lor the competitive splrll lltt 'nri1 Is tile tlrot Jtmlted vs, BaiUmore-Jim Palmer ns- ens, It is my opinion, in following boys as well as men. •• ID 7th grade players, The 7th 10). Pomeroy because of fts PERSOL BOUT ROBBYS AND !!RIOLES ' -~ and 8th . Vade PoJtther teom Weather: Sunny skies tvith size, but oPeectr running, 80 NEW YORK (UPI) World Series Results • goea ...!lllellto, October 13tb, temperatures near 80 de'grees. has been forced tD lake to Penol, wht defeated James J. United P<es• IDtentatloaal lor a ·c:~ ·p. m. game. Odds: Los Angeles s.s to win a1r for passes from capable Woody in his first Firat Game ... second gallle, Baltimore even aenJor quarterback Don Swishbout alter successfully cant· AL 310 100 000- 5 9 o •• IPLE WIN money 11 win series. er. The passes, however, leU paigning as 1 light A. NL 011 000 000- 2 3 0 :.0" ~ ATI#ITIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) Attendance: First game incomplete lall Friday night, vywelghl, wlll light Amos McNaUy, Drabowsky (S) ·~ . - ~ockey Jorge Velasquez 55,941. Holzer Hoopital· Lincoln at Madison Square Etchebarren; Drysdale, Moe~erJ 00 the rain-soaked mush ~coral • riding triple at Total Receipls4557,336.00 Logan, and the Panthers 2-4 and HI p.:.C Parents Garden, Oct. 21, It was (3), R. Miller (5), Perr811nski AUIIIIIc. City .Wednesday, boot· Commissioner's s h are - felled 14-j), on Pediatrics Ward announced Wednesday, (8) and Roseboro. lng !lome All Na'IY ($10.20) In ~.8011.40. '"nrere's no doubt Wellston Is ' 'nre bout is a substitute bowsky. LP-Drysdale. " the AeODd, Polley Power Player's shar~,:Ul.3<1 a good ball team," said Bickel Admiolliono lite Emile GriUltb.Joey F. Robinson, B. Robinson, ($11~) }'>.the third and Polybu Teams' ahare-494,747.12 "and we will really have Emmett W. Davi~, middleweight title match, lebvre, .:;(f:::U.:::tf:r:):.::d:..:lltl!e::_:.ftftb=.-...:.._.!_::_Lea::!IU~e~'•~·~h~are~$94=::,7~i7=.12~._!:sbo~w~so~m~e~th~ln~g~to~l~ea~v~•.- the Olive St.; Mrs. William poned until Nov, 10 ---Nance, Rt. I Northup Archer was stricken tvith EIJRO CUP mra •'. I A Pirates Premium draft brewed with Process 14-K. ~ • • • ·,t b overconfident ~~eoo':e w;; bea~ Drysdale," Bauer said. "He's a line p"cher. IliB control was oH and Frank and B ks look advantage of it" roo Bauer admitted he was surprised by the gilt-edged relief pitching turned In by Dr b ky h0 h ~ ~~s . 'rw looked like he Ties Series Record 11 ca~e IVe years ago when He struck out six . Dodger But up. with a dead arm. batters m a row, lyrng the 00 th~-j.~~~:~~oot:,.:!'""~ serJeg record set by Hod Eller and drf;;,thim for 125 II ~:e Reds agarnst the Chicago was th d best d' l .th th te Sox back in 1919. And Or! lese th oil ea e en he went on to fan five o m e ~· e season. more, for a total of 11, giving Hospl'taJ News REO. 79c . · · .u:rr :.1 ,. o! course, was ey got Frank Robinson from the Cmclnnati Reds. Drabowsky, with a 6-0 season's record and five of those triumphs coming in relief took over for Baltimore s~r Dave McNally in the third inning went on to record World Series strikeout history. York. this week but Coach Miller, Coach Miller's Bobcats barring any unfores..n emer· injury free for the contest · cept for Keith Drummond, . genctes, expects the team to ior hallback, who last week be at full strength for the game. fered a fractured arm in Kyger Creek had Rot loot a North GaiUa game and is league game since 1960. to the squad for tbe n'madnderl The Eagles have a slight of the season edge on the Bobcats offensive· ly both on the line and in til<! A few colds hit tho Bobcats backfleld. The Eagles average all cert(•• qualified to dispense Important Ufe- tackle, co~tinduesl on lhek mend, Burke mJSse ast wee 's game with Buchtel • York, which ended in a ~ tie. If Burke Is not ready to go at the tackle post, Coach Shinn will start Ronnie Orr, 140-pound senior who filled 111 lor the · ' . ailing Burke agaKJSt Buchtel· =~st~;:~~- :r~k,u\~r 3-:: ~::·r;laEy:~le~ASTERN ~-NORTH G:o~~~AGallia ln conference play. In a program over saving drugs 100 ub From Eastern IJ!d ed 20'"Vft IJI . g trainiing acting "- 'w•~'Cl . . . dergoes an 10 SouthemrnpJOnVsallpey oAth!!et" 1C Conference . (SVAC) will be at stake Frt~ay mght _when Coach HOWie Lee Miller's Kyger,Creek Bobcats travel to Me~gs. county ~o ~ e e t Coach W1ll!am Shmn s Eastern Eagles Both team,' are ti"• 'or th• _v._ = • dotfl reel SVAC lead with W records ~rappy· TI!at's wlty your ' . pharmacist U n· I Kanauga Man May Be v.·cti'm C~ DICKhiTHO~AS b 237-pound jUIIIor !eli =-.---• OF SKILLS! Neve~'Panfc "We never anic" said Alston...1 just to~ my players after yesterday's game to go back out there and pllly their usual game, It's been good . ~ b:t one, V~ YOU DESERVE the I usual nneu'p change, putting Ron Fairly, a left handed hitter, In the outfield and benching Tommy Davis a right handed batter. ' Bauer also made a change, sending rlght-llanded hitting Paul Blair to eenter field th . 1 te d 1 th i~~ ~us." Soy~ sou paw swmg· ;::';!:• •!,1 be 3-1) will host Symm(\S (3-1-0); and Hannan Tracee'f4-0J will enterlain Haonansb:: Va. Earlier this season, western tied Haonan, W, ~ 6-6- and Hannan naee loJt IOj) \Itt I•• British Will Ask UN for Peace Conference they, alwaya turn to whenever Series play, were made even like we dftl las~" he added. they re in troubl~to set them money dloices to take lite Then the Dod&ers came back to b:ct 011 tbe rlgbl ll'ack ~ay series. They had started the defeat the Mlnneagla Twlaa In seven games witfi Kout.., of a, d evea lite 18<Nl World Sertes sertes as 1-5 underdogs. wHh the Baillmore Orioles. "I don't Imagine," said course, wrapping it up for Los Beaten in the opening ga'!'e smiling . Hank Bauer, "that Angelts. Wednesday, 5-2, on first . wm· Koulax Is gomg to be easy for A 17·game wiBner who earned mnboyg hFromonkrs ~~. thBe !,.~andsoa us.das Drysdale was, but as I've every Rickel of the $!25,000 a, a .... r..,.., sat a11 a1ong we are gomg to salary he gets from the by tbe brilliant, unel(li!Cted win it on our hitting." Dodgers Koulax has beeo like reliot pitching of Natio•al AJotoa DOl Dlsboarteued money in the bank in clutch Loasue castoff Moe Drabow· Manager Wail Alston of the games. He beat the Phiiade~ aky, the Dodgers still were J;)odgero, not the IeasL bit phia Pbillies in the limll game rated W favorites tD win the disheartened by lhe opening of tho season last Sunday to lecond garne. with Knufax. game inss. said he was give ltle Dodgers their aecoad But the Orioles, by llaJnmtr. confident Koufax would get his straight pennant. ft I ••tel• LOS ANG!I.BS <UPI) -Tbo •ilg big Don Drysdale alld club even With Jim p lmer a 15h f th too Angeles Dod&ora called 01 dealing the Dodgers their first ••1 sure don't want to lnse the winning rigbt ahand~r goin~e: ~O:ge•~ ~P:;:! Sandf Koufu:--tb9 same fellow borne park defeat in world first two games again this year tho Orioles Alstoll made bls "You can bet · • · 1\1 WASHINGTON (UP!)' - President Jqhnson · visit ,POSsibly haif a dozen other countries on· his f'IP late This month the Nam Philippines for a conference on theto Viet war. Speculation was rtfl in Saigon that the chief executive's wlde-ran,g!.'lg jravels throu¥h Asia would l~clude a stop at a ma~or Ajll• erican milttary bue In South Viet Nam. There wa~ no official word on this. , . .. The South Korean governmen! sal~ today Johna~n 1 0 t 31 f th e-d u visit 'ttl would stop In Se9U c · or a re }' ! .on days after the close of a "war and peace · rumm1t VIet Nam in the Philippin· - - - - -~ ·-· · ·. · es Oct. 24 . . . stltelllent said tho invltlllfon In Australia, Prime Minister was extended by KiltR Stilton Harold Holt said Johnson woaid Ismail NasrulkUD ~i~ and · ~l! be in his country Oct. 21).22. queen. The Pre!ldenl · wUJ There were strong indications confer "lth Prenliet Tengku that the President also would Abdul Rahma~ fO!' talks on go to ThaUQnd. internaUonal problem•, In· The New ~aland government eluding Viet Nam, the elateannounced that Johnson ,will menl said. · ... arrive in Auc~land for 8 day· ' r•r. ·1 . ft 1 · "' long vlSJt Oct. II before. Yng m · -RS TO•fAF.lli on to Au•tralia on .the afternoon FERNALD, Ohio 'tJI'lt; of Oct. 20. HIS VISit will be the Representativ04 til · abo~ · :810 first by an American president striking em~IO)!<!S at ~tilinlc to New Zealand. Enerey Comml~lon plpnl;' _,. The Malaysian government scheduled tom~ with marta~!'" annnunced in Kuala Lumpur ment officials 'f!tursday for that President and Mfi. John- their first talu:· slncti \he waltr. son would visit there Oct. 30. A out !)egan at ::t' CoJumb est ia I W News Notes Koufax Vs. Palmer Today; Orioles Smash Dodged ·s~2 ih Firsf.I'Fi' o.; Oct. e. 1968 Johnson Plans Stops at 6 '·; Ast"an ·Natt"on's t"n October . reading•- Gan;i. ., Olllle!l Prttlllltl'DIIIklllliForce Base Hospital. the path of the eastbound lruck. l other on the Novem;,er is Dam 12.2, 13.8, running • :Oblo's highways imd street$ Fo~r Jlrewo lo Car Sislen Killed eiecUons, were engaged in the feet on rollers, Pomeroy • Mas· ;~t dnesttiY wtre tho scene of a Three Springfield sisters and The double fatality occurred dehcilte busines~ of atlf· npling111 of. 20.70. Pt. Pleasant · beth from traffic accl- a girl friend drowned Wednes- 1 in a tw<H:ar crash at the inter· lo narrow the disagree• tents 1 Hinton !.56 falling, Kanawha , ts II 18 pti'SOils wore killed, day night when their car section of Ohio 534 and 307' the strike • threatemhg Sltu.a· ' TAVARRES, Fla. !UP!) - Falls 5.45 rising, '• :ro tuNJ. They were to meet wtlh II - The parts of two young 19.52 stationary. London ·.. bably .a record for a single plunged ott a bridge Into Buck near Geneva in Ashtabula Coun- both ld ted « 1 '"'"'kday. Creek, near downtown Spring- ty. It killed sisters, Mrs. Mary ' es ay. women who wandered down • Marmet dams were on ~)here were crashes that held. A. Fox. 67, and Mrs. Mary Ful· Hope /or End nature trail and mysteriously sills, and Winfield Dam was ~~lmed five lives, rour, three Mrs. Paubne Wheeler. mother ler, 76, both ol Jefrerson. Three TWINSBURG, OHIO - A' disappeared in a national running 2 feet. f'nd two. of the three sisters, was res- men were Injured critically, in- tentative agreement which forest Sunday appealed to the Ohio River - Jeffboat up 16, Five of tho deaths occurred Icued by' paS!erby but died tn eluding Mrs. Fox's husband, Ar· 1 could end a week · old strike public for help today. 5·20 a. m.. Jenks up 16, 7:30 :11\:or n•ar Columbus, whert one v,rcy Hnspitll before midnight. thur, 73, who officials said filed wblch already has nlled 49.000 . a. m.: National up 17. 1;25 a. .l'fash klllo<l four, That was • I Killed were Marsha Wheeler. to obey a stop sign. Chrysler Corp. employes is to "If anyone has lnformalton, h" m. ·, Buckeye State up 17, 4:(li \tree-car pileup at an intersec- ~ 17, and her sisters, Debra. 15, The other fataliU,. : be voted on today by 4,300 em· plea,., please get in touc ' a. m , Elisha Woods up 18, '\ion with U. S. 23, south of the and Sharon, 14, and Elizabeth 1 Morristown : Johnny Kealen, ployes of the firm's Twinsburg said the parents of Nancy 1:25 a. m. Principio up 18, ~y limits. IVolgamore. IS. ' Columbus, killed when he at· stamping plant. Leichner, 21, of Largo, and 1:20 a.m.; QUf"n Citv ·''Franklin Count.y sherill's dell' I Witnesses told pollee the car tempted to pass a truck on U.S. Negotiators announced on Pamela Anne Nater, 20, 01 18. 5:55 a. m.\, George Price uties said Air Force Stilt Sgt. mad• no attempt to tum 40. 20 miles east of here and 'Wednesday afternoon that bas- Clearwater. · up 19, 4·10 a. ill : i. u t h • r Samuel Mltchell, 31, pulled his "lUllroly onto the bridge, his auto was hit broadside by ic agreement had been reach- Nancy, a green-eyed blande, Herdman ' up 21, 6t.l>-a:' m.; car slirhtly onto U. S. 23 be- crashed through a guard rail another. ~ and a proposal would be and Pamela, a brunette, were Robert Reed down 21, 7 a. m.; yond 1 stop sign as he pre- and fell into water about seven Bowling Green: Don gla s put to the vote of United Auto last seen strolling down a Indiana up 22. 7 a. m Mark pared to head south. fe•t deep. Blair. 26. Weston run over by Worker Local 122 members to- nature trail in their bathing Easton down :13. tO 16 p. m.; ·: His car was sideswiped by A car and truck collided on a truck after being hit by a day. suits. They were on a picnic at Philip Sporn down 'l:l. 1:20 a, \"'e driven by Dale Verdon Thl· U. S..224 at a Seneca County gravel spreader as he worked FreeJe Setlln Alexander Springs, a popular m ; Elgerchff •1p 23. 4:5(1 a.m.; OJUI, 70, Columbus, who was road mtersection about seven on Interstate 7~. SJX mllel\ south FREEZING TEMPERA· recreatton area In the e~~treme Irene Chotin down 23. 8:15 a. kiiiO!d. Thibaut's rar careoned miles east of Findlay, killing ol here. ri ed arts of the Mid· southeastern portion &f Ocala m.: Pennsylvania down Green:m feet acrnss the medial strip three Wednesday night. Tho Tiffin: Clarence Roy Long, 1 ~a~p ~ and frost National Forest. About 300 to u; 3 45 p. m.; Ravenswood •nd struck an oncoming vehl- dead we<e Earl Krupp, 70, RR5 77, Belt.>ville, killed when his I ed f f ~e Ohic \lis· 500 persons were in· the area down Greenup 4.25 p m.: Valc!o, killing Mrs. Sandra Cavl- Tiflin, and his wife, Mary, 611, farm lractDr was~~ by 1 Nor· .~~sipp~r::J ;ennessee Ja!leys. from which they vanished. ley Transporter down Greenup Jtte, 25, Laurelvtl!e, hor daugb· a~d Earl Adams, 43, Wayland, Ifolk & Western fretght tram at Readings In the 301 were regis- A search party or 75, 9·05 p. m., Alton Zephyr up ter, Cathy, 5~ and Karen Jo Mich., tho truck drJVer. . a ~rossmg north ol here. tered as far south as Tennes- mounted 011 horseback, looked Greenup 1·05 a. m., Rose G, lllfe, 11, Ashvtlle: the driver. The Ohio Highway Patrol satd Columbus: Bessie Stmmons, see and northern Arkansas. Monday through the swampy up Greenup 2:35 a. m.: ValvoMl~hell wu m saUsfactory IKrupp, northbound oo a county 57, Co!~bus, strucft by a car But a high pressure area, underbrush which abounds ~ith line down Greenup J·t5 a. m. ~lion at Lockbourne Atr road, pulled onto U. S. 224 mlo she crossed a street her~ extending from the PacifiC to snakes, bears . ~~d bobcats. I glady Rosemary up Green 3· , the AUantic Coasts, produced One oHicer sa1d, we eovered :55 a m. Mark M. up Green· Stars Take Dodger Loss in Opener Hard ' .. I ' II i l I �'I . . oh· A .d t I UPI Briefs I Parents of 8 DIe Ill IO CCI en s il~n~~~~N~~mw~:g:n~\he Girls Ask ~ River News I on Gau&e Z--Dally Sentinel, Pbmeroy-Mlddleport, For He}p ~eveo·JI•I~D I~ clear skies and lndl3n summer a square mile area inehl up 4:05a. m.; Pamela D. up temperatures across the na!Jon. by inch." Greenup 5 20 a. m , Vickers LOii ANGELES IUPI) -refilled the cameras after I massacre to beat the traffic. The rathm or the women, down Meldahl H:55 P· m.; J. S. l 'foo'd have thought It waslfathor completed each roll of Rosalind Russell. who thinks Edward Letchnnner, a Klargo Lewis up Meldahl 9·41) P· m.; businessman, and Herman Na- Endeavor down Metdahl 1'45 Academy Award night with fllm . of her"lf as the "Ill\(' ter, general district manaager a. ·m.: Zimmer up Meldahl2:40 I nothin& but losers among the[ Lewis, a latt! arrival, was Dodger," sat m Dodger Pres· far Montgomery Ward in a. m. llhow bUSIIIess ''""' who : lold his car was being towed ident Walter O'Malley's box Chicago, indtcated they thought Gallipolis Dam _ John J. watched their Dodgers loso the 1 away and sent his chauffeur with comedian Danny Kaye. their daughters wero abducted Rowe down 7:35 p. m.: Trojan openinl World Series Jlame 5-2 1out to move 11. They stayed until thed last bout. rather than lost or drown ed up 6 55 p. m.; Barbora Gal Wednesday. I Frank Sinatra arrived in the David Janssen an Bar aro BY MRS. VERNAL JOHNSON "Nancy is too level headed to down 7:25 p m : Steel Ranger By the third inninl dapper second inning, escorting his Rush sat In their regular The West Columbia Grade have had either happen,· said down 8:35 p. m.; Solvay down Cary Grant had shod his coat bride. MJB Farrow. ACCOIII· season boxes in the Golden School Parent and Teachers As- Leichner. 9·25 p. m , L. Fiore up 10:35 'nd necktie and rolled up his ,anying the Ibm singer was"" Horseshoe dugout section where sociation held their first meet- Nater said Pamela Is "well p. m.: Jennifer Jean up ·ll p. •letves, uhor~ng the Dodgm ,rard-playlng pal and Chicago season box seats for lour go for ing of the new school year on disciplined. She wouldn't won- m.; Jane T. up 12·15 a. ln.; to the Ortole•. Cub manager IA· Durocher. ! $t,600 a pop. . I Monday even 1·ng at the school. der off I he trat·1 ." Chuckle D. up 1:30 a. m Baby d Jarry .Lewis uta lew aeats :along with Sinatra's daughters , It wus a long, epressmg Mrs. Raymond Lieving, out· Lear down 5, 15 a.m.: Onward III'IY With three cameras, 1nd t Nancy Jr. and Tina. . afternoon for the glamour folks, gong presdent, read the defohol more than 400 pictures of By the end of the etghth ' but they'll be. back in hopes . . . of P T A She told the DIVORCE ASKED up 8:0S . tmtJoo down 8· 55a.a m: m 'H. E. Bowles the playen In aehoo He wa~ inrung w1th the Orioles leadmg that Koufax w11l even the- senes group they had three steps to One sUlt for divorce filed · h ·RI · M 1 assisted by 1011 Gary who 5-2. the Sinatra party fled the I lor their favorite team. tale. 1 _ Know what pTA. I m the Metgs County Clerk of S Kanadw a , ,~~r - 3.,. ounta ~ ·- - - - - - - - -- --~· C t W dnesdoy "as by Rea l tate own .... won ..ro a. m., .. means. 2 - Do we want a. our 9 e . • Robert W!!st up London 6:20 5 1 support of officers a. m.: Lucy Jane Lucas down The group alter a short diS· L atdn m·:lt oGmold R.idvg~ Dar Winfield 5:30 p, m.; Jeflerson cussion voted to l'ontinue the au er 1 • ' • w· f ld 7 20 · 1 c IIRIGHTON. England !UP!) the north. and a lid on US. Gromyko that the 1954 Geneva P.T.A. and elected the lollow- wm, for gross neglect of duty Bupll · ldP·8 m10 • ra : 0 - Britlah Foreisn Secretary troop increases. ('onference on Indochina be . and extreme cruelty. Plamt1ff 1 s up m e · p. m., Geor(e Brown ,.id tnday he Brown told tho annual reconvened Russia and Britain ~g off~~"· ;res:dent, Md r ~· seeks the cuztody and support Allen R Merrill down Winfield will 1ak the United Nations conference of Britain's rulin•., are C<H:hairmen of the confer- Metty Alicewar; en ' of one mmor L,ll ~ Jd an d a1·1mony. 11.40 p.. m.: Fort Dearborn Bartlev re-preSJ . secretary . General ABsembly next week to Labor Party he would also ence. rs. . Y' ' In other court action the case down Wmfteld 1:10 a. m.; 1et up 1 Viet Nam peace continue suggesting to Soviet Brown spoke at th• end ol a Mrs. Mddred Neal, and treas- 1or Clarence E. Hawl~y vs. the ' en Z. up Winfield 4:20 a. m.; L'OIIforence aB soon as possible. Foreign Minister Andrei A. debate durmB which l aborites ur~r, Mrs. Betty Fox. National Life and Accident In- I W. H. Shaver, Jr.,, up Winfield rown ld th c f h 1 'led th United ComJIUttee chatrmen a n d 1 · d. 6'10 B sa e on erence s arp y assa1 e NOm representatives will be an· . surance cB. was d'tsmJsse · a· m· should lnclnde the Communist States for continuing the Viet ---1 National Liberation Front. the Nam war. nounced . •Jer. ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING LEADERS TO MEET political arm of the Viet Con(. However. the conference Ia- AttendtDJt the m""tmg w~re: The anntral Homecoming of Girl Scout Neighborhood I He said he would •I,. ask I Iter endorsed the Labor govern· Mrs. Marie Smtih, prmctpal, the Morning Star EUB Church 1 leaders will meet next Tuesthat the conference be preceded m•nt's policies on Vl•t Nam, and fourth grade teacher, Mrs . l will be held October 16th with I day, October 11 from 10 a. m. by on end to U.S. bomblnJ in I foreign policy and derense by Betty Foreman, teacher . of the j Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. and • until 3 p. m.• . at th~ hollle of Not1h Viet Nam, • halt to sweeping vote of 4,1160,000 to I second and thtrd grades, Mrs. Worship service at 10.4~. A Mr~ . .A. R. Knight, Lmcoln Hm. 1 545.000. ()Immunist infiltration from I Ailee Bartley • hrst grade ' basket dinner will be served at Members are asked to brm& 1 1 teacher, Mrs Mildred Zimmer- ! noon with a songfest from 1·30 • nose-bag. t ONE ARRESTED A Knauga man mlsstn1 since man, Mrs. Icie Rirkard, Mrs. ' to 3 p m. Rev. Menzel Smllh One armt wu reported by Mondy evening to presumed I TAKEN TO COLUMBUS I Harley Neat, Mrs. Robert Chat· I mvites everyone. FINLEY'S ADDRESS tile Meigs eount.y Sheriff's De- 1drowned. Gallipolis police chief George Sargent, Pomeroy . tin, Mrs. Clarice Dunlap, Mrs. The address of Richard L. P'flment Wednesday , Enunet John Taylor said today. ,teacher, was taken from the Lora Anderson, Mrs. Btllie IN DA NANG AREA Finley of the U.S. Air Force, a Welch, 57, Pomeroy, on a W'll' S M Gallipoi~s Clinic Wednesday to Smith, Mrs. Alma Jeffers, Mrs. Marine Lance Corporal Rog- rormer resident of Pomeroy, Is 54 · of i UmverSJty ..... II tam · yers, Hospttal m Colump esc h'to Kearns,· Mrs .~•y "'"·u·JS er W. Roush. son of Mr. and A2C Rlchard L. Ft n1ey, ' 1 1 1 ...rgt o nto cat on. .454 Pike St Kanauga was Jast i . Iseen leiVI~g Carl's Place on I bus His r~m numbe.r II 987. Johnson, Mrs. Betty Fix, Mrs. Mrs. Albert M Roush of 249 AF13856108, CMR'l, &x 1149, SQUAD CALLED Court St., about 4'45 p. m. Mon- He Is In crJtical condtUon. Harold Young, Mrs. ••ymond N. Third Ave ., Middleport, ls APO Seattle, Washington, 91'14%. The Pomeroy emergency day and hasn't been seen s,. 1, , Uevlng, Mrs. Andrew Van Ma· in the Da Nang are~ of Vietnam LOCAL TEMPS~uad went Wednesday at 8 p. :that time. Cbiel Taylor said. ' IN COWMBUS . Ire, Mrs. Wilbur Van Matre, serving with Marine Composite Temperature in dow·ntotmll m. to the restdence of Bill Da· l Myen w" reported mtSsing MaXine Griffith, cashier of ' Mrs. Vernal Johnson, Mrs. Bet· Reconnaissance Squadron Pomeroy Thursday at 11:30 L Til, Mulberry An., Po~eroy, to pollee Wednesday morning the Pomeroy National Bank, at- ty Stewart and Mrs. VIrginia (VMCJ) -1, First Marine Air- m. was 55 degrees, under parifrom wbere. Mlnole Phtlltps, a , His car was found parked at tended a meeting of the Wo- Wears. craft Wing. ly cloudy skies. lll*llcll ~li"'!t, ":II transpur~ ! the park front on First Ave., men's Activities Committee of f"';;;_.;._=======~~~~======-ii;_;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~=-=-. eel to Galltpolio cltntc. along the river side of the the Ohio Bankera Aasoclaiio• street. The key wa• tn the car's m Columbus Tuesday. .. IJ~E ~UED Iignition and Myers' shirt and A, mlliTtllie hcense was IJ. trousers along with his billfold, sued Ia Probite Court Wednes· ' d 'd I . CALLING BACK 48,111 -'·-' to WUII La Bo . !moner. an ' entllcallon. were DETROIT (UPI) - Chrysler cl~ ,..,~ am wrence s ' found tn the car. I · ~- · Jr./. ZO, Coolville, student, Police received a report that Corp. began caU1ng back mort and.Ltnaa Lou Larkms, II, Ches 1 man was aeen swimmin& a- than 4t,OOO 1dle worken at Itt.' I boot the middle of the Ohio as~mbly plants aer~ tho 1 River, out irom the loot of nation today as prodUC\iOO ~ TWINS BORN Grape St., between 5. 30 and 6 stalled by 1 sever>day strike Mr. and M~s. Clarence Hay- p m. Monday, began to roO, Mlneravdle, are announc- Chief Taylor said that on tho ----blrth of. twm daqhters· presumption tltat Myers has :1&, wolghtng 5 lbs., 1 1drowned, the Coast Guard at i lbs. and 10 ozs.,named ·Henderson has been notified Mlny and Joan Mary. 1and officials at the G111ipoi~ Jllso have one !roller dam at Eureka, have 81° V\J, and lour 1been notified to keep a lookout f~l:;, !:~~· V1ol~t, 351; : K~th· , lor the body. ~; Vllerto · and Ltza, : Chief Taylor said it had been l';f.lj~~1. · ll!pl!llto. reported that Myers wu in a state of lntollcotion when he HARVEST 1 wu last aeen ltHdilt& for his C. C. CUckler. to Joseph 1!. ~UP[) - Soviet lear on Court St. Monday even- Carsey, Freda M. Carsey, 1.08 wtll harvest the Iinl Thoro has been ltowov acre, Scipio. . rrain crop in their 1 no ·official confirmation Lotts A. s_porteer to Willard IIIII year, It wu ... iMyen has drowned. J•flero, Andrta Jeffers, parcel•, lad"''. Mlnemllle. ARIUVIS AT NAHA Kenneth E. Searles, Pauline Staff Serltlnt Albert K Searles to Elmer Hysell, FioaSllnsbury, son ot Mr. nd. ole Hysell, parcelo, Rutland. a Jtlm J. Keclt, Leola Koclc to Mrs. James YOI&er of l Cole Goorp H. Prill, parcels, Rut. .' II., PolDtroy, hao arrived for land duty at Naha AB, Okinawa. eoiumbua and Southern Ohio Seraeant StansburJ, • medical Electric eo., to United States, laboratory auporvlsor, io a Easement, Letart. ,. . ' graduate of Pomeroy Hleh EHJih D. Douatao, Jr., aka, School. E. D. Douatut. alta Elkljah D. , 1 , I , llo1181Us, HUda ,DouJial to Cheer up y'otlt ltalr abide without 'ee,Dt ~nc It 1Co1ar Totti'• r1a11, ..a ORGANIZES IUnited Stateo, Easement, 3.56 rjeh lather eleano deeply,lovlngly. Olloqoe the~= t, ,NEW HAVEN - There will acres, Lebanon. .hair lhldt ... blonde, brunette, bi'OWIIettt, ntllle•d, lv•. · be an tll'I811Wititlllll 4-H meet- Allee , M. Flldt, alta Allee lllllttfol u... ..., . .., in& Tuailay, Oct. .11. lit 7 p. m. i Flldt Unlleti..Sta"', ,1)5 ac. , . . ' I . 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D G~ ~:~~v2~ be: it:.:· ')'!'",·,.· ' ';/ ~·"'·~? l~t.a ,-f-.:.,!1~~ .:.'t::;;.__..:...,_~~~:;:;~M-~~ ~!ll!iirlil ~.Wi!JIIll!!- .. ·' 1 . I ·. . ,. ;. PLAYING CARDS~~:. ~:: POLl DENT ~ I . TAM PAX • •• • RIG. "35c l YS·OL ' ' r t S.·' I ®; , RIG. 45c • • • • JR. ...'' • • • h: :r:. o:/ the seri~ re~ord for stril!eouts by a relief pttcher. The previous hi~1G-\Vas set by Jess Barnes td the old New York Giants back tn the old Polo Grounds in N•w York against the New York Yankees in 1921. . st'!e btggesit crh~wtorydin IDodk ger urn ser es JS oo on -55,941-and paid a total ol $557 336 to set a new series record for one game receipts. The old mark of $552,714.7'1 was set when the Dodgers m<;t the White Sox '" Los Angeles m the 1959 series. After today's game, the ,. , . '' leat!ta will . Jean for B~ where tho Series 'Will r~~~ Saturday-Friday being :"' ~ for traveL In",, third game at Baltimore l\ be southpaw Claude Os pitching for the Ilndgers 1~ right hander Wally Bunker;:~ the Onoles, . :·; · Alston said the fact 'thM ~ date Drysdale was batted out e~ did not alter his pitching p~ so he will come back wiih Air\! big right bander in the r~ game and Bauer also will :ilft McNally-with Drabowsky·" M the ready m the bullpe~ another shot. .no·; morrow Dtg~t s game, both leallls have yet to face a com· mon opponent, the Southwest· ern Highlanders in SVAC play. Coach Shinn's Eagles will be at full strength for the Bobcat game providing Jerry Burke, 170 In the line to their oppon· ents' 164 and 155 in the backfield to Kyger Creek's 153 pounds per man. Eastern has disposed ol Raonan Trace 40-14 and North Gallia 14-0, Against tho same SVAC opponent.s, Kyger Creek downed Hannan Trace 28-11 and North Gallia ~14. . I * * Kyger Creek has won three games sm· ce the " • loss to ~ F&rland of Lawrence County in the season's opener. Eastern won two straight then lost 26-11 to Rutland and lied BuchtelYork 0-0. 'Iwo. other SVAC teams ·will be looking for !heir first win to Symmea Valley. .: . The only other team in u_''•. ~· SVAC, North Gallia wiD pljjf at The Plains Friday nlgbt. C h M I C te ' p· ateo-·t~tt oac e ar " ' ll' 2-Z-0 and are l-1-0 in SVAC ,[ljay with a 26-11 win over lloutlr.,tst. ern and a lll-14 loss to Ky' ~ea • 1~=-=-------~~~~~~~::~~::~------~F~n~·da~y~n~ig~bt:-~So~u~t~hwe~s~te~rn~(O~-~fu~e~e~L~----------~·-~-~ * 1 MHS Invades Hom e 0f t he Bulid.og.s·.,'~ I.E-Bill Buckley ir. ~i ~~;•;;ll, !r. Wt. LT-Jerry Burke 3 237 LT-Rick Thomas 4 or Ronnie Orr 4 140 LG-Larry Spencer a 150 LG-David Darst 4 140 C.-Archie Rose 4 145 C.-Roger White 3 RG-Tom Osborne 4 164 RG-Bill McCormick 4 RT-Dave Williams 4 220 RT-Dave Jividen 3 170 RE-Dick Douglas 4 142 RE-Mlke Spaulding 4 QB-C. Eichinger 4 150 QB-Jim White 2 143 LH-Roger Allman 4 143 LH-Don Rumley 4 150 RH-Mlke Martin a 165 RH-Mike Shuler 3 160 FB-Don Roush 4 165 FB-Eiwood Howard 3 160 , Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 6, 196~ ,, 31t ., Rockets cOIDing to pomeroy Ffi•day Th& ""' ~:dt, "?"• I aame THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR}~, IS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR.'··: t.: Big Weekend for 7Ohio College Squads By Vtdje4 Prell lttt:erullonal Seveb Oliio college footbtlll leant1 II!!~ JUttpr!ng records on the 1laf Salurda)l. Jn wltat aha~. up to be lite of the 1est ~of the season. Mllllll~ , Qllbelten DWDlDg tile aatiolt's lqnt jor college wiD otreU, !alto Konl Stste, tbe team that defeated:Miami-Jn lite Since lltell, pmecllfe•· liP ~. 'ilp Dine lllfee of ;lllom 1ltll vletoriel !Jetllll!ll: Wable, a farmer Muskle under .the Muskingum coach. . Musklngum, which ly does oot play Rittenberg -.on, will be aiming for lith straight victory and 15th a row In the .conference. · Ill tho MJd.American ence, Toledo visits Ohio in quest of the Rockets' victory in Atbens since 196,1 and ~wW ~ goes games, Denison lakes a z.o ord to Wooster, wblcb Is tH the season Hiram Ia at ta, Heldetberg hosts and Ohio Wesleyan, Kenyon play ROD-league pooeots, · Otterbein ""'Is Holsll'a Hempstead, ·N. Y., ln Coach Larry Lintner uld be tbe taugbesl team tile dinall will play all season. Ken- Wllte!l , .~ ~· eef!tesi, BDOther big ooe , , . ~ ~~etl .oolh~tern Obla will be IIi! ;~,· Saturday nl&llt ll'adltiollal · ~ ' ... : 0 •• . ~lwelln Xavier and P. · •,;pqi a flrGng with the Belruta favtred. -.1 it tbe 01!/0 'Oonlerottce, • ~. trying to bounce rJI!t ~ Sa~ . a!chl allel a ~ ~ lfow!IDI lllial uqbt bave !¥[le!l1rp 11 will ' hosl • Lot!lsviDe, 1 OC ill the · brqo a· l·l record anti a botlt Beaft!. Rusoell E!:.Ri:~~:e~~ virus a~::":.::.,. t;::~o::JE£.tlc~:~:l vln L. Clagg, Rt. Z GaiUpoUs; IltseUqed Mn, Douglas W. Roush, Pt. Mrs. Allen D. NOrris, Mrs. Pleasant: Mrs. Robert H. B. Barlow,. Wesley Canman, P'omoroy; Guy D. Mn. Edward H. Sjapleion, 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Margaret Zona SlaYton• Ivan G. Van Cool\81', Phi!Up T. Howard, Dalton A. GI'OVfl", ~ G. Haskins, Paul D. John M. Whltf. JU. Greer, Charles M. Da. Albiny; Frank H. ~. vld R. Barnhart, ~Lewis T. Smllb Ashllnstlc and liifitlll land, Ky.; Mrs. Ralph W'. Par,. Dalley and Rt. 2 McArthur J~ . A. Mrs. Clyde· J. Gillilan and way, , 1n other hOsts ria . of the Zurich Football Club Wednesday to qualifJ for second round of the European CUp of Champions competition. Steve Chalmers added the third score for Scttllah champions. r~t~san,~~Mrs~.~L.~Rees~e~Nott~~~~~~~~~ Itoats ewanee from pits lard 11otter,McArthur; .and·SOlllo Wesleyan JackBon; J. ·wn. Mn. and lnfant daughter. z.o mark 111111, 1 Charles E. Cltafena, Rt. 2 of Michlgan,'wbleh 1tas a Greenup, Ky.: Wll1lam J. HOI' wr TERMS ... wlnnbtl alreit tlllder- ler, .st. Albans, w, VA<; \ tu!!l toBesides Mestern!be MichigaB. Kent Jamea K. PhUltpe, SJ, ISouth w. Va.; ~ DCJD. aid> E. Toberl, Oat .!III\ Carrie B. Jonklnl, ·J~ lllrtM ' ,;.;, I!V BOB E. BVER . . and his balanced backJield to line which up until now the Jacket.s lor a good numi'H!tt Coach Fred PhilliS lakes hJS give the homecoming crowd has turned in creditable per- of years, tltat foothall wiUtlle . band o! Mlddleport . Vellow wltat they came to see. Senior formances but Jacked depth to at Middleport for f3ck of sll(l' Jacket.> to Atbens Friday arght quarterback Ertc Hummel leads enable Coacb Phillis to spell port of the local boys and IBIII t~eet the cream of the III<Nl ~e young but versatile bac_k· any of his linemen for a breat!J- before it has had a cbance>'lo . ;: . . S AL crop, the Athens Bull- field backed by Juniors BtU er. It is generally in the second be taken into the new COJtSOiio A' IICriPP!' Eu!ertJ Jr. High do.g, . BrinktnBD and Grey HulL Soph- bali that the Middies •eem to dated Meig• Local Llisttlct; . .1~ team blttled the Pom,. ""'w:-mamm,MO e Bulldogs, defending ~EO- omore Mike Goodwin .leads the tire against the bench force of 'i:his could be the last yeQ e...r~~l'llthero In a 7th and 6th LOS ANGELI!S (UPJI AL champtons and undefeated backs wtth 219 yards m 33 car- the opposing ball clubs for football at Jacket Staditlll Giti«e·,!ootball same at P'antb- acheduled a)J[l08ratlee of Satt m league play th!' !Oason, will ries for a 6.6 rushing average. Steve Pullen, 5-11 and 135 lb. Iinstead of '67 as lacl<adalslul or':stN!um, holding their OWII 'tly Koafax oa the mOUDd to- • have a homecommg ~d he- Eskey, dean of SEOAL coacb· wiU move Into lhe attitude g1Ves way to th&Jnev; '"" Jbtee quarters, but I hen day tllade the Los AIIJeles them to'!'orrow mght as es With nme years of service, end poSition left by it able. a" ,W.y to the heavier lealll .. . Dodgen an 1-6 favorite to they show their talented bard· has a talent. for creating Tannehill with Dennis Ault . .., look tht opening w111 the secood game of ·the backs against the lootbaU teams, having woo the boldilrg down tlle left side , It also if . my aopinljJR Kt ·~,and marched, to the JIM World Series from tbe 1 e Jackets. honor of coach of tho Guards in all 48 minutes of th~ Coach ·Phillis ls• p0rfot1ning a 'Eql"· t wlten a pass inter- llaltlmore O<loleo. Athens, 2-0 ill the league and 1962 and last year, John will be Larry Stobart aRd jOb of fantastic excelietllll': halted the drive. Netthllallilllore reverled 111 U ' on tho season, has wins ov· and Morgan James lead Lcllmgwell 'th Ra •hat the bahdful of boys . he er , . . moun.led a sustatned llllderdog role by wlnnlng Wellston and arch rival Lo- Bulldogs forward wail, botll at center and ~~e Jaclre~ leads exllibit the greatest ~drlvi,iind_t~e lint 'tuarter end· Wedtle8tlay'a operdag game 5ga~ lnstde the SEOAL and one are Seniors and captain way tackles Max Whitiatch calion to the sport merely .~. eel ~·: • ' ! atld aow evoa money to 1 non· conference wm over form- Athens eleven along Bernard Lyons. workmg hard all w<;ek, only to. 11 ra;p,.~ quarter, with lib tile ..riel er Jacket Coach Bob Ashley Hummel. It wah noted last week ganst take the f1eld agatnst oppo~ Pai!ID'r~ck Mark Still ' ' and his Warren Local eleven. JACKETS that tho ;ac~ets tion outweiglling them 30 to.,f/i~ theload, the Panthers -·""""' . ·"'""'The Don Eskey coached eiev· Agaill this.week Coach but ten boys on lite l lbs. per poSition and edged ~Y a two yard plua&e F'aet8 d Fi en has but one defeat to mar wtll be sbiltiDg his lineup some mostly 90 to 110 poupd two to tbree years m e•per.~ y ' and led ~ It the ~ail, an gures , I . ' . . . . Its record, lind_ thai was a 30-0 what to lind the combination lo and s bomores riih Ience, ' '" ; 'nre try lor ..Ira polnt.s faile!l F LOS andANligGELES (UP!) Pomeroy s Panthers, field With a win." shut-out '" thetr opene!' agamst go against the Eskey little if a~y football "er- So far this season MHS p "d In the third qu_arier, ~alfbaok acts . . ures lor the 63rtl lor a dry field this Friday The Panthers, who New Lexington. . lads. End Mltrk Tannebill · ders have onl ~sk~ ''Is .: 1; ' ChlrDe Lane skirted nghl end World Sertes. bost the rugged Wellston Gold. have been plagued by The Middles record Is JUSt out for this game and possibly The boys the. Jackets balle in possible to .1.n'" on 1 7$ yard sweep, crossing LoTeame: Natonal ~ague- en Rockets in their third South- will hav~ all their regulars back the reverse, 1-3. The Jackets for the season tvilll a broken uniform are a credit to the swer has boen ···yes.'' because. llie goalllno, but the run was s Angeles Dodgers, Amor· eastern Oh1o Athlet~r League m the hne-up this week last week 18 to 6 to Nel· hand. George Sauer who has fine football that local fans nothing ,. 1m ossibl .... to 10 avail as the Panthers Zcan League-Baltimore Orioles. game of the season . . . and look a 3J1.t loss at been on the mend with a bad have seen at Jacket Stadium the have pe the; wore penalized 15 yardJ , for Length tf Serlesbest-or- The Panthers of Coach Bud Of!enSJvely, Steve Fmlaw will the week before knee should be ready as weU this yea d · th y .;.onh · ••·· th seven (i t g Baltfmo . at left end J' c 1 ft . ' ' r an m e years gone was enoug to wm against 1 1 hoIuoua· WI . Lane and Still • rs re ~ Btckel, now 1-l I~ league · •m row, e one Win came at Wa· ~· Sam Hood who was illjured by, As the years roll b it is bi er but not 80 much b er lltt!l'lllltlng elrrles, the Panth- Los Angeles I, second game, and 3-1 overall, wtll have . tackle, Raymond Zerkle, left hama m tbe second game ol '" the Jackson game, also with evident that lite fall yla . Wg~ama te , It lg~ ''" Closed out lhe third quarter, oet. 6 at 1M Angeles; lltlrd, work cut out for them when Pat Story, center; Ed the seasoo when they stopped a leg injury and sat out "King Football " w·u c sstc, toa t ::::'ul · w~ ~and leading 14-j) on Still's tz yard fourth and fifth games (if they come up against the Jackright guard; Charles Hy· the non • conference White w.eek's encounter with from' Jack~ Sta~: lha~ "!~Jd hav:r WIne ~~· run &n: I TD, and bls plunge ~), Oct. 8, 9, 10, at s~n Coutny team. !'lght tackle, and Btll En- Falcons 21H. About lite only ville. consolidation and lack way il" .. ,, ~~~ loild for t1te potnla. B~timore; SIXth ~nd seven coach Bob Brennan's Rock. rtght end. Swtsher at distinction lite Jaekets have ov- Hood bas been working out ol interest by local fans will Si~ce those twa 0 • La.ne<.~ for lbe Pan!bers gJD~es Ill necessary) Oct. 12, ets, also 1·1 inside the SEOAL, Ketth PhaUn and or tbeir otber league counter· this mek and should be ready soon give way to the boys and bas been harder to~; .. _' ill the 4th quarter, winding tbe IS at Los Angeles. have a talented trio in the Moore, halfbacks and " that the Mld.die• have to go, as well as Sauer, With fans of the other Meigs Local honestly - to the ~on I· IPme ·ap wltlt I 26.(1 margin, Starling Times: All g~es bacltlield with halfbacks Hay. ole Van Meter, fullback. been shut ont tbts seasou, ~ese two lads ready II ahould Schools who like body contact. bove. Can we win? q ., Tho Panthers are s-J+ oa the begin at I P·~- local tu~ burn and Estep and Fullback Mike Wright will start as one Jackets have etther scored gJVe the Jacftets their balanced No one ever will know if fool- But so long as football , I• oxce_pt Sundays game m Oiler. The Wellston team, play· of the cornermen and or came back to tie he- backfteld along wtth Asa Brad- ball would bave held its old played it must ba "yes," for If. ••ason. . At 4:$0 p. m. 011 October 6th, Baltilrlon which begins at 2 ~ under tho same muddy eon- English will be 8 starter at In· fore running out of gas. bury at quarterback and popttlarit.y among the boys in it isn't, tltat's when the gl\!TIII• the ~ 7llt Grade meets p.m. (EDT), . ditions as Pomeroy last week- side guard for the Panthers ln Coach Eskey will be. coli!'!- SWan at the ballback. slot. competition with teams of ceases to esist as an outlot: the Belpre 7th grad at Pomeroy. Second Game Ptldters:- Los end, was defeated 14-6 by only defensive line-up chan- tng on his sll'ong defensJVe line The problem area will be their own size. lor the competitive splrll lltt 'nri1 Is tile tlrot Jtmlted vs, BaiUmore-Jim Palmer ns- ens, It is my opinion, in following boys as well as men. •• ID 7th grade players, The 7th 10). Pomeroy because of fts PERSOL BOUT ROBBYS AND !!RIOLES ' -~ and 8th . Vade PoJtther teom Weather: Sunny skies tvith size, but oPeectr running, 80 NEW YORK (UPI) World Series Results • goea ...!lllellto, October 13tb, temperatures near 80 de'grees. has been forced tD lake to Penol, wht defeated James J. United P<es• IDtentatloaal lor a ·c:~ ·p. m. game. Odds: Los Angeles s.s to win a1r for passes from capable Woody in his first Firat Game ... second gallle, Baltimore even aenJor quarterback Don Swishbout alter successfully cant· AL 310 100 000- 5 9 o •• IPLE WIN money 11 win series. er. The passes, however, leU paigning as 1 light A. NL 011 000 000- 2 3 0 :.0" ~ ATI#ITIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) Attendance: First game incomplete lall Friday night, vywelghl, wlll light Amos McNaUy, Drabowsky (S) ·~ . - ~ockey Jorge Velasquez 55,941. Holzer Hoopital· Lincoln at Madison Square Etchebarren; Drysdale, Moe~erJ 00 the rain-soaked mush ~coral • riding triple at Total Receipls4557,336.00 Logan, and the Panthers 2-4 and HI p.:.C Parents Garden, Oct. 21, It was (3), R. Miller (5), Perr811nski AUIIIIIc. City .Wednesday, boot· Commissioner's s h are - felled 14-j), on Pediatrics Ward announced Wednesday, (8) and Roseboro. lng !lome All Na'IY ($10.20) In ~.8011.40. '"nrere's no doubt Wellston Is ' 'nre bout is a substitute bowsky. LP-Drysdale. " the AeODd, Polley Power Player's shar~,:Ul.3<1 a good ball team," said Bickel Admiolliono lite Emile GriUltb.Joey F. Robinson, B. Robinson, ($11~) }'>.the third and Polybu Teams' ahare-494,747.12 "and we will really have Emmett W. Davi~, middleweight title match, lebvre, .:;(f:::U.:::tf:r:):.::d:..:lltl!e::_:.ftftb=.-...:.._.!_::_Lea::!IU~e~'•~·~h~are~$94=::,7~i7=.12~._!:sbo~w~so~m~e~th~ln~g~to~l~ea~v~•.- the Olive St.; Mrs. William poned until Nov, 10 ---Nance, Rt. I Northup Archer was stricken tvith EIJRO CUP mra •'. I A Pirates Premium draft brewed with Process 14-K. ~ • • • ·,t b overconfident ~~eoo':e w;; bea~ Drysdale," Bauer said. "He's a line p"cher. IliB control was oH and Frank and B ks look advantage of it" roo Bauer admitted he was surprised by the gilt-edged relief pitching turned In by Dr b ky h0 h ~ ~~s . 'rw looked like he Ties Series Record 11 ca~e IVe years ago when He struck out six . Dodger But up. with a dead arm. batters m a row, lyrng the 00 th~-j.~~~:~~oot:,.:!'""~ serJeg record set by Hod Eller and drf;;,thim for 125 II ~:e Reds agarnst the Chicago was th d best d' l .th th te Sox back in 1919. And Or! lese th oil ea e en he went on to fan five o m e ~· e season. more, for a total of 11, giving Hospl'taJ News REO. 79c . · · .u:rr :.1 ,. o! course, was ey got Frank Robinson from the Cmclnnati Reds. Drabowsky, with a 6-0 season's record and five of those triumphs coming in relief took over for Baltimore s~r Dave McNally in the third inning went on to record World Series strikeout history. York. this week but Coach Miller, Coach Miller's Bobcats barring any unfores..n emer· injury free for the contest · cept for Keith Drummond, . genctes, expects the team to ior hallback, who last week be at full strength for the game. fered a fractured arm in Kyger Creek had Rot loot a North GaiUa game and is league game since 1960. to the squad for tbe n'madnderl The Eagles have a slight of the season edge on the Bobcats offensive· ly both on the line and in til<! A few colds hit tho Bobcats backfleld. The Eagles average all cert(•• qualified to dispense Important Ufe- tackle, co~tinduesl on lhek mend, Burke mJSse ast wee 's game with Buchtel • York, which ended in a ~ tie. If Burke Is not ready to go at the tackle post, Coach Shinn will start Ronnie Orr, 140-pound senior who filled 111 lor the · ' . ailing Burke agaKJSt Buchtel· =~st~;:~~- :r~k,u\~r 3-:: ~::·r;laEy:~le~ASTERN ~-NORTH G:o~~~AGallia ln conference play. In a program over saving drugs 100 ub From Eastern IJ!d ed 20'"Vft IJI . g trainiing acting "- 'w•~'Cl . . . dergoes an 10 SouthemrnpJOnVsallpey oAth!!et" 1C Conference . (SVAC) will be at stake Frt~ay mght _when Coach HOWie Lee Miller's Kyger,Creek Bobcats travel to Me~gs. county ~o ~ e e t Coach W1ll!am Shmn s Eastern Eagles Both team,' are ti"• 'or th• _v._ = • dotfl reel SVAC lead with W records ~rappy· TI!at's wlty your ' . pharmacist U n· I Kanauga Man May Be v.·cti'm C~ DICKhiTHO~AS b 237-pound jUIIIor !eli =-.---• OF SKILLS! Neve~'Panfc "We never anic" said Alston...1 just to~ my players after yesterday's game to go back out there and pllly their usual game, It's been good . ~ b:t one, V~ YOU DESERVE the I usual nneu'p change, putting Ron Fairly, a left handed hitter, In the outfield and benching Tommy Davis a right handed batter. ' Bauer also made a change, sending rlght-llanded hitting Paul Blair to eenter field th . 1 te d 1 th i~~ ~us." Soy~ sou paw swmg· ;::';!:• •!,1 be 3-1) will host Symm(\S (3-1-0); and Hannan Tracee'f4-0J will enterlain Haonansb:: Va. Earlier this season, western tied Haonan, W, ~ 6-6- and Hannan naee loJt IOj) \Itt I•• British Will Ask UN for Peace Conference they, alwaya turn to whenever Series play, were made even like we dftl las~" he added. they re in troubl~to set them money dloices to take lite Then the Dod&ers came back to b:ct 011 tbe rlgbl ll'ack ~ay series. They had started the defeat the Mlnneagla Twlaa In seven games witfi Kout.., of a, d evea lite 18<Nl World Sertes sertes as 1-5 underdogs. wHh the Baillmore Orioles. "I don't Imagine," said course, wrapping it up for Los Beaten in the opening ga'!'e smiling . Hank Bauer, "that Angelts. Wednesday, 5-2, on first . wm· Koulax Is gomg to be easy for A 17·game wiBner who earned mnboyg hFromonkrs ~~. thBe !,.~andsoa us.das Drysdale was, but as I've every Rickel of the $!25,000 a, a .... r..,.., sat a11 a1ong we are gomg to salary he gets from the by tbe brilliant, unel(li!Cted win it on our hitting." Dodgers Koulax has beeo like reliot pitching of Natio•al AJotoa DOl Dlsboarteued money in the bank in clutch Loasue castoff Moe Drabow· Manager Wail Alston of the games. He beat the Phiiade~ aky, the Dodgers still were J;)odgero, not the IeasL bit phia Pbillies in the limll game rated W favorites tD win the disheartened by lhe opening of tho season last Sunday to lecond garne. with Knufax. game inss. said he was give ltle Dodgers their aecoad But the Orioles, by llaJnmtr. confident Koufax would get his straight pennant. ft I ••tel• LOS ANG!I.BS <UPI) -Tbo •ilg big Don Drysdale alld club even With Jim p lmer a 15h f th too Angeles Dod&ora called 01 dealing the Dodgers their first ••1 sure don't want to lnse the winning rigbt ahand~r goin~e: ~O:ge•~ ~P:;:! Sandf Koufu:--tb9 same fellow borne park defeat in world first two games again this year tho Orioles Alstoll made bls "You can bet · • · 1\1 WASHINGTON (UP!)' - President Jqhnson · visit ,POSsibly haif a dozen other countries on· his f'IP late This month the Nam Philippines for a conference on theto Viet war. Speculation was rtfl in Saigon that the chief executive's wlde-ran,g!.'lg jravels throu¥h Asia would l~clude a stop at a ma~or Ajll• erican milttary bue In South Viet Nam. There wa~ no official word on this. , . .. The South Korean governmen! sal~ today Johna~n 1 0 t 31 f th e-d u visit 'ttl would stop In Se9U c · or a re }' ! .on days after the close of a "war and peace · rumm1t VIet Nam in the Philippin· - - - - -~ ·-· · ·. · es Oct. 24 . . . stltelllent said tho invltlllfon In Australia, Prime Minister was extended by KiltR Stilton Harold Holt said Johnson woaid Ismail NasrulkUD ~i~ and · ~l! be in his country Oct. 21).22. queen. The Pre!ldenl · wUJ There were strong indications confer "lth Prenliet Tengku that the President also would Abdul Rahma~ fO!' talks on go to ThaUQnd. internaUonal problem•, In· The New ~aland government eluding Viet Nam, the elateannounced that Johnson ,will menl said. · ... arrive in Auc~land for 8 day· ' r•r. ·1 . ft 1 · "' long vlSJt Oct. II before. Yng m · -RS TO•fAF.lli on to Au•tralia on .the afternoon FERNALD, Ohio 'tJI'lt; of Oct. 20. HIS VISit will be the Representativ04 til · abo~ · :810 first by an American president striking em~IO)!<!S at ~tilinlc to New Zealand. Enerey Comml~lon plpnl;' _,. The Malaysian government scheduled tom~ with marta~!'" annnunced in Kuala Lumpur ment officials 'f!tursday for that President and Mfi. John- their first talu:· slncti \he waltr. son would visit there Oct. 30. A out !)egan at ::t' CoJumb est ia I W News Notes Koufax Vs. Palmer Today; Orioles Smash Dodged ·s~2 ih Firsf.I'Fi' o.; Oct. e. 1968 Johnson Plans Stops at 6 '·; Ast"an ·Natt"on's t"n October . reading•- Gan;i. ., Olllle!l Prttlllltl'DIIIklllliForce Base Hospital. the path of the eastbound lruck. l other on the Novem;,er is Dam 12.2, 13.8, running • :Oblo's highways imd street$ Fo~r Jlrewo lo Car Sislen Killed eiecUons, were engaged in the feet on rollers, Pomeroy • Mas· ;~t dnesttiY wtre tho scene of a Three Springfield sisters and The double fatality occurred dehcilte busines~ of atlf· npling111 of. 20.70. Pt. Pleasant · beth from traffic accl- a girl friend drowned Wednes- 1 in a tw<H:ar crash at the inter· lo narrow the disagree• tents 1 Hinton !.56 falling, Kanawha , ts II 18 pti'SOils wore killed, day night when their car section of Ohio 534 and 307' the strike • threatemhg Sltu.a· ' TAVARRES, Fla. !UP!) - Falls 5.45 rising, '• :ro tuNJ. They were to meet wtlh II - The parts of two young 19.52 stationary. London ·.. bably .a record for a single plunged ott a bridge Into Buck near Geneva in Ashtabula Coun- both ld ted « 1 '"'"'kday. Creek, near downtown Spring- ty. It killed sisters, Mrs. Mary ' es ay. women who wandered down • Marmet dams were on ~)here were crashes that held. A. Fox. 67, and Mrs. Mary Ful· Hope /or End nature trail and mysteriously sills, and Winfield Dam was ~~lmed five lives, rour, three Mrs. Paubne Wheeler. mother ler, 76, both ol Jefrerson. Three TWINSBURG, OHIO - A' disappeared in a national running 2 feet. f'nd two. of the three sisters, was res- men were Injured critically, in- tentative agreement which forest Sunday appealed to the Ohio River - Jeffboat up 16, Five of tho deaths occurred Icued by' paS!erby but died tn eluding Mrs. Fox's husband, Ar· 1 could end a week · old strike public for help today. 5·20 a. m.. Jenks up 16, 7:30 :11\:or n•ar Columbus, whert one v,rcy Hnspitll before midnight. thur, 73, who officials said filed wblch already has nlled 49.000 . a. m.: National up 17. 1;25 a. .l'fash klllo<l four, That was • I Killed were Marsha Wheeler. to obey a stop sign. Chrysler Corp. employes is to "If anyone has lnformalton, h" m. ·, Buckeye State up 17, 4:(li \tree-car pileup at an intersec- ~ 17, and her sisters, Debra. 15, The other fataliU,. : be voted on today by 4,300 em· plea,., please get in touc ' a. m , Elisha Woods up 18, '\ion with U. S. 23, south of the and Sharon, 14, and Elizabeth 1 Morristown : Johnny Kealen, ployes of the firm's Twinsburg said the parents of Nancy 1:25 a. m. Principio up 18, ~y limits. IVolgamore. IS. ' Columbus, killed when he at· stamping plant. Leichner, 21, of Largo, and 1:20 a.m.; QUf"n Citv ·''Franklin Count.y sherill's dell' I Witnesses told pollee the car tempted to pass a truck on U.S. Negotiators announced on Pamela Anne Nater, 20, 01 18. 5:55 a. m.\, George Price uties said Air Force Stilt Sgt. mad• no attempt to tum 40. 20 miles east of here and 'Wednesday afternoon that bas- Clearwater. · up 19, 4·10 a. ill : i. u t h • r Samuel Mltchell, 31, pulled his "lUllroly onto the bridge, his auto was hit broadside by ic agreement had been reach- Nancy, a green-eyed blande, Herdman ' up 21, 6t.l>-a:' m.; car slirhtly onto U. S. 23 be- crashed through a guard rail another. ~ and a proposal would be and Pamela, a brunette, were Robert Reed down 21, 7 a. m.; yond 1 stop sign as he pre- and fell into water about seven Bowling Green: Don gla s put to the vote of United Auto last seen strolling down a Indiana up 22. 7 a. m Mark pared to head south. fe•t deep. Blair. 26. Weston run over by Worker Local 122 members to- nature trail in their bathing Easton down :13. tO 16 p. m.; ·: His car was sideswiped by A car and truck collided on a truck after being hit by a day. suits. They were on a picnic at Philip Sporn down 'l:l. 1:20 a, \"'e driven by Dale Verdon Thl· U. S..224 at a Seneca County gravel spreader as he worked FreeJe Setlln Alexander Springs, a popular m ; Elgerchff •1p 23. 4:5(1 a.m.; OJUI, 70, Columbus, who was road mtersection about seven on Interstate 7~. SJX mllel\ south FREEZING TEMPERA· recreatton area In the e~~treme Irene Chotin down 23. 8:15 a. kiiiO!d. Thibaut's rar careoned miles east of Findlay, killing ol here. ri ed arts of the Mid· southeastern portion &f Ocala m.: Pennsylvania down Green:m feet acrnss the medial strip three Wednesday night. Tho Tiffin: Clarence Roy Long, 1 ~a~p ~ and frost National Forest. About 300 to u; 3 45 p. m.; Ravenswood •nd struck an oncoming vehl- dead we<e Earl Krupp, 70, RR5 77, Belt.>ville, killed when his I ed f f ~e Ohic \lis· 500 persons were in· the area down Greenup 4.25 p m.: Valc!o, killing Mrs. Sandra Cavl- Tiflin, and his wife, Mary, 611, farm lractDr was~~ by 1 Nor· .~~sipp~r::J ;ennessee Ja!leys. from which they vanished. ley Transporter down Greenup Jtte, 25, Laurelvtl!e, hor daugb· a~d Earl Adams, 43, Wayland, Ifolk & Western fretght tram at Readings In the 301 were regis- A search party or 75, 9·05 p. m., Alton Zephyr up ter, Cathy, 5~ and Karen Jo Mich., tho truck drJVer. . a ~rossmg north ol here. tered as far south as Tennes- mounted 011 horseback, looked Greenup 1·05 a. m., Rose G, lllfe, 11, Ashvtlle: the driver. The Ohio Highway Patrol satd Columbus: Bessie Stmmons, see and northern Arkansas. Monday through the swampy up Greenup 2:35 a. m.: ValvoMl~hell wu m saUsfactory IKrupp, northbound oo a county 57, Co!~bus, strucft by a car But a high pressure area, underbrush which abounds ~ith line down Greenup J·t5 a. m. ~lion at Lockbourne Atr road, pulled onto U. S. 224 mlo she crossed a street her~ extending from the PacifiC to snakes, bears . ~~d bobcats. I glady Rosemary up Green 3· , the AUantic Coasts, produced One oHicer sa1d, we eovered :55 a m. Mark M. up Green· Stars Take Dodger Loss in Opener Hard ' .. I ' II i l I �. -. r·' .. . . .• II ,~·. I I ' 4-:,Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 6, 1966 L0 A RS .• HELEN HELP 'USf ~- by Het•n Bottel--.~ Pinal w..kend •t Huldns Tanner Is tht biV IOOth Annlversa,.Y Sale celebration which marks the eloae of their first 100 yetrl t f •int thi.flni folks ol the Ohio Valley with famous Drond named clothlllfl for rritn end boys Its olso tht blglnning of who! we hOlM · . will be tnot.h•r hundrftl years of collecting fine frlendl and custo ... ers. Stop In ond regieter for the IWirdlng of over $2,000.00 In 1'11&1 ' 'prizes.: You may r11Jloter on ..,ry visit to the atore .. . no purchau required . .. you do not htve to be pruent to win ••• prlsta arded every buslnill doy and winners names posted on our store bulletin board. •w- Sm1rt , . Trim .. Styllth New F1ll Ylllr Round Wt. F1mous Br1nd MENS HATS MENS SUITS Now during this special • a I e event you can save on !ll neW . fall felt hat, chosen from our collection of styles, shadings in the brim widt~ you prefer. Buy now and save on a new .fall autt choaen from our olock of !amoua brand name maou, facturerB ..• you wW see the seaaons newest and best styles •.. most durable fabrlca and bave a good selection of sizes. SALE $8-06 SALE $12·46 SALE $16·06 REG.' $1.95 REG. $13.95 REG. $17.95 - FREE RCA COLOR TV REG. $39.95 - REG. $49.95 _ _ To Be Given Away REG. $55.00 - - SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 8th. REG. $59.95 - - 'lo purchase is required ... register on every visit to our store ••• You do not have to be present to win. REG. $69.95 _ _ REG. $75.00 _ _ MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS lEtl. $79.95 - - Stock up now during thlo &pedal ale event on a good supply of long sleeve sport shirts chosea from this collection of styles mcluding No-Irons, in Dacron and Cotton blends, assorted patterns and solid colora •.• . all alzes. REG. 14.00 -- SALE $35·6' SALE $44·" SALE $49·46 SALE $53·66 SALE $62·" SALE $67·46 SALE $7l96 Final 2 · Days-Friday & Saturday REG•• $5.00 - - ~ MEN'S YEAR ROUND WBGHT SPORT COATS SALE $3· 56 SALE $4·36 FREE s1 00 Stetson For your drea or casual weartnc cb0011 Jountll a new sport coat !rom our collection ot DIIDI · brandt now during tblo speclalllie evenL A i004 selection of atylea, fabrlca and mea wiD pld rour fall wardrobe at Ill peak. Hat RIG. $26.95 - - ,· To Be Given Away . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th. lEG. $19..95 - - - Jlurry ln now and register for the $100 John B. S1~elso~ Hat to be given away. No purchase requued • . you do not have to be present to lEG. N$.00 - - - WID. 110. $19.95 - - - S4 88 SALE ~4.26 SALE S26·66 SALE '31'46 SALE '35·~ SIMON'S MARKET Open Daily 9:00 to 7:00-Frldoy Till MEN'S FALL STYLED OPIN " DRESS SLACKS,. Shoe Store ~Pants 992-2284 ' ' Reg. •1:98 • SAL!~1.76 . 'R-9: ~;98 . '"SALE ~.66 ' ; _____,...___ ' ., ·· ~,i; '·-- .Reg, $3.98 . ................... SAlE $3J6 . ,J·-.... . ) I .,.. 'c.. ·.P.artlelpetl\1 . In Channel 3 . : , , 't.\f:Auctlon .. : Dolllrl . . Skinless WIENERS 2 ~~ 98c . PORK BRAINS PORK NECK BONES 4 .. ' compeUDII · the~; ~ption pr.. die~ the Tlpt ~· \Ve.;stand· rea· dy ·at ,lll ·U.S to serve yQu from our ¥h;,poteat ~. . • ], ~I ' ,, POMEROY NATIONAL Serving lleigs Cotmll/ tor otJer 94 Yea!t Member Federal lleltrvt Sysl<m <. Member Federal DtpO!lllll.lilrll1lte CorpoNtlo!l • 2 includloa the newest .... "mlracle cil'ugsl i' :McCOY'S - -.N ADAMS Olt 6:00 to 8:00 ,• SLICED BACON EGGS HOLSUM _ .,. \ : 49c lb. .' MilK OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS lb.s1.z' lb. When yeur 4oi:t0r ~ .lie ~· eur. reglstere([ , pllirJ.Daclsta . ·-· ~ .• . f -• f ...• ... ~ I Your Full Service Blnk Is ••• • • ' MODELS OFALU··" .. COMPI!TE STOCK aOYS WINTER ·.. JACKE·T.. S • : . ' .-.. • ~ POPUlAR. .:, .I 39c IN $1.00 PKGS. - - - lb. GROUND BEEF - 3 MOST' . ' SLICED ALL MEAT BOLOGNA ~· CIRCULATORS With the arrival of fall and cooler wntlter, nf will be needing aome long 1leeve tpOrt ahlrll, B~ow and aave on, tbla group of B011 Sport s .. . llln!ted t.lze,. . Gp. BOY'$.ST.fCHJ~NS w. 2nd .t·AO IAN T SPORT SHIRTS ~ . ~ 1115 uWA~~ :MORNING" . GROUP OF BOYS LONG SLEM . . • The FABRIC SHOP· Reg. $15.95 - - S•le $14.26 Reg. $19.95 .,.. S.le $17.86 Reg. $22.50 Sale $20.36 .--... J .... n.,. Sh'rts 1· • .McCelr1 Pott..,. · · ' ,MAT:CHED UNIFO,RMS Now's a good time to stock up on famoua bnnd matebed unlform 111111 during thla ~I 11le event , •• good ae~n of sizes to ehoo~t from. · ·• •. Singer Soi...S.rvltl· . . . POMEROY For Ivery Sewing Need. of these warrn. rugged, winter jackell durin& this apeclal sale event. Good .election of alzea and ahadiop. MEN'S COnON TWtLL WY 2:3975 1!. MAIN ST. FABRICS With cold winter weather just around t h • corner, now would be a good time to cet one .Reg. $25.95 · · ········ SALE $23.26 . Tlllp-m, JACKETS Reg. $7.98 ...... . _.. ··(SALE $7.16 Reg. $9.98 ............ SALE $8.86 Reg. $12.95 .. -.. ··· .. SALE$11.56 Reg. $15.95 .......... SALE$14.26 Reg. $17.95 ...... .... SAlE$16.06 . Soturday Til 9 l'rlday Nlte Complete Stock , • , Men's Winter Buy now and 111ve on this telectlon on mens ·dress alacka, all year round weight. Good selec· tlon of fabrics and alzes , •• many no-Iron labrica •.' • all regular stock. Check This Price Tag! Joseph Hooker, Union general in, the Civil War, W8ll nicknamed "Fighting Joe.'' -····-··· , _ _ _.....,. - ,t,' I BAKER FURNITURE , ,.I. - - --·-·· ... r- 1866 .:.. 1966 So,.!otv Notes I •' , DilllY, SenUnet Pomeroi:Middleport, 0 ., Oct {1, 1008-S :~INS· TANNER'S 100th YEAR Social News The Carleton Sunday School had an atl<ndance of 62, offer. ,• · ing $32.78. Ii was announced· -·ily Mts. Fr•••l• Morrio that Rev. James Morrison would Otgan dedication service was be the evangelist when the rehela Sunday at the Melhodist vivai •tarts Drt. 3lJ through CI!Orch. After a basket dinner Nov. U. at 'noon, a half hour of organ Leon Dever was a recent med~ations with Mrs. Gar· l. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dana ret' Circle and Miss Sandra 1 Murray and Mrs. Elizabeth Jl4iley, orpanisls, was enjoyed. Murray. He was enroute to hill Specials were a solo, "The home In Salt Lake City, Utah. Lard's Prayer," by Mrs. Otla Leon and Sp. 5 William Murray MtClintock : "Sing ' 1••sanna," have been army buddies for a~d "Jesus, Tender ; >herd," two years. They both worked bf'the Junior Choir: solo, ''The togelher at the Pentagon in Ldst Chord," by Mr. Ben Washington, D. C. Leon has Philson: "I'll Walk With God" JILL BASTIAN! just received his discharge al 1 and "Pres~ve My Soul, 0 God" Ft. Myer. Va. 'A k Jill Rasliani, daughter of h by the school c olr : • wa en- , Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Dean and , Mr. and Mr~. Lawreuce Uas-- sons ·had es Sunday visitors Mrs. mg Chorus" and ·'Let 1'here · Uanl, 101 Bastian! Dr., Galli· Sylvia Bryson and son Larry · ch01r Be Music,'' by tt1e Semor aod .Mrs. B. M Pickens sang polis, is a caodidate for ol Nqrth Canton, Ohio. They for thf' processional of all Homecoming Queeo at Miami alsu visited with Mr. and Mrs. Unlvenlly, Oxford, this Snturchoirs. The serman was by Dr . Clair Waggoner and Jay •t Calvin Rodehelfer. Portsmoulh day. Miss Bastlani is • oenior Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs. at Miami wbo will graduate Paul Paynter of Carpenter and Distric t superintendent. Prayer uf Dedication by the pastor. this December. She b major· Mrs. Lenora Dean at Pomeroy. HeV. John W. Kimbler. ing in elementary educalloo· Miss Donna Hooper visited • h d She is a member of Zeta Tau Mrs W LllJ..m MPrPuit an overnight recently with Miss rnend 01 Beverly and Mrs. Alpha Sorority, of wbicb she Linda ~ai. Harold Sauer of Rutland were is vice president. Jill is the A surprise birthday party boncaodldate of Richard Hall, her H guest< Sun day of Mrs. arry oring Mi" Sandra Heal was P\clrens and att erlded the d«li· dormitory resld_e_nc_•_· _ _ given by Miss Peggy Bowers cation service al the church. &t the home of her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, ~on. Others present were Mrs. and Mrs. Elwood Bowers near sons. M~t:hael and Kenneth, and Stanley Trussell of Sutton, Mr • .Chester. Guests from I his \frs. Paul Zvara of Akron were and Mrs. Orner Cramlet, Mr. community attending were Miss here for the funeral ol the for· and Mrs. Bob Hill and family Carol Hall, Miss Leta Goodwin, mer's mother, Mrs. fiSher. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hili Mrs. !Wger Young, Mro. · Way· They were guests of Jl.lr. and and family. ne Beal, Linda and Karla. '>Irs. Henry Roush. . . Visiling Mr. and Mrs. CharMrs. Joyce South and Mrs. Lavin~a Stmpson retum- les Mash Jr. and family Sunreo moved here from Gallipolis. ed home .. fri.day aft er a six day was Mrs. Charll1l Searles Mrs. South is eHiployed at weeks . VIS it m Columbus and a( Middleport. Veterans Memorial Hospital. East Loverpooi. Mrs. Jennie Holley, who has Mr. and Mrs. Linley Hart and Mrs. Ann Coe left Monday to been ill, is a patient at Veter· rnolher, Mrs. Earl Hart visit on Akron with Mr. and ans Memorial hospital. Sunday in Columbus visitina l Mrs. John Davis and family. Visiting Sunday with Rev. Mrs. Ora Rhod es who is ill. Mrs. Ida Stobart of A P pIe and :.Irs. Clyde Hinton were Mrs. Ada Shimp and Grove visited her brother-in- their son , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neva Caldwell of Wheeling. W. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hinton and family of Columbus. Va , spent Saturday with their George Krider. Home over the weekend to aunt, Mrs. Sybil Mi les. who re· Mrs. Frankie Neigier returp- visit his mother, Mrs. EHzabeth turned with them lor two ed Monday after a visit in Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. Daweeks visil. Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. na Murray Jr. were SP. 5 Wli· Mrs. Albert Hill Clyde Cross and children. iiam E.' Murray and friend, wilh a surprise birthday dinnte?l M" . Maud Young spent a Gary Litchenberg of Ft. Myer•, Jet.'tntly honoring her husband day with Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Va. Visiting also were Mr. a, her aum, Mrs. Mae Pear- Marrs at Vinio~ and M". Virgil Carl and sons, ~ •, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Black Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young c • .,., 100 c.uo"' u( Hutland spent a evening with ! and Mlss Nancy St. Clair,· Mr. '!; Gu a11d ; ~el Frt• '! ua~·s 1'\lgtn a ' " n r. an d Mrs. Fred CadJo• · and Mrs. Richard Houdashelt 1 4 MIAMI au.eH Miss June Neigler uf Galli· 1 of Columbus, Mr/ lfnd Mrs. Robo o~~ your Sa\'tr Jlook T<Jdu / unbe ue"•"•' h"' rnw polis spent several d a~ s with ert Richardson and dougtJ. CIATIPIID 04' 111tTION l 1 M ,..,. Vi • w. M••n st .. Pomeroy .. o"•• lt'r paren s, r. 8IIU · rs. ter of Middleport. . ~.. George Neigler. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne · Beal ~-'-------====;;;til . . vlsi.ted recently with Rev. :mRI' ~ GIRLS 1 The goblins Will gei you of M>Jrs. Clyde Hinton also wilh < you don 't wat~ out! . Rem em· rMr. and Mrs. Charles Mash f( ber that line from an old poem? Jr. and family. · · ·· Well, Just be careful you don't Several from this · commun12'12 gel the goblins or other fanci- ity attended the Homecoming Big 10 ' pr. fui creatures when they're out at Hemlock Grove Sunday aftrJck or treatmg. ternoon · The Department of Highway Mrs. ·Nev White. Mrs. Jennie Regular $5.99 Safety asks motonsts to be ex- Holley and Judy White visited tra C1lrelul of exuberant Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Char· dren . cele?rali?g nalloween. Ies Holle at Ashton W. Va. Th1s 1s their. mght ·.dso . Y a b1rlhday . ' th and attended parly Middleport 1 1 em 0 spec!a cons! eratiOn. for Jimmy and Danny, Mrs. White's grandsons. The Youlh of the Carleton Church arid lheir friends had a party Saturday night at the scout building. Attending were John Walter and Richard Dean, Sandra, Linda and Karla Beat, Judy, Mary Lou, Grace aod Geneva King, Brenda a nd Steve Smith, Dana Warner, John ,\Vi.tit!. Dana, Snoffer, But<h, Bdt!tiy and Susie Ma1h1 ~ · Kenny and SUsan Wood, Eva-· line and Walter Arnold, Harold, Sherl)lan arid Wayne White, Steve Brickles, Rodney Carl, Kenny Hartley, Carl ·Kargus, Jean Mees, Nancy Sl . Oiaif, Ed)Yard and Alvin Sllllll; Donna Hooper, Mr. IJ1I( Mrs. Roger Young, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ' Carl, Mrs. . Elizabelh Murray, Sp. SJ!ill Murray and Gary Lltchenbeq: and·tbe teach- · er, Mrs. Coelle· HJ$on. After refJlShments of bot dogs, potato chips, kool-ald and root beer, See For Yourself At . , . cake aod coffee were served, everyone spent lhe evening playing games. . •r, - l Kingsbury Racine ,, ,, . }I ·' ~ lb: s1. •. .-.• • S1 .' ~ �. -. r·' .. . . .• II ,~·. I I ' 4-:,Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 6, 1966 L0 A RS .• HELEN HELP 'USf ~- by Het•n Bottel--.~ Pinal w..kend •t Huldns Tanner Is tht biV IOOth Annlversa,.Y Sale celebration which marks the eloae of their first 100 yetrl t f •int thi.flni folks ol the Ohio Valley with famous Drond named clothlllfl for rritn end boys Its olso tht blglnning of who! we hOlM · . will be tnot.h•r hundrftl years of collecting fine frlendl and custo ... ers. Stop In ond regieter for the IWirdlng of over $2,000.00 In 1'11&1 ' 'prizes.: You may r11Jloter on ..,ry visit to the atore .. . no purchau required . .. you do not htve to be pruent to win ••• prlsta arded every buslnill doy and winners names posted on our store bulletin board. •w- Sm1rt , . Trim .. Styllth New F1ll Ylllr Round Wt. F1mous Br1nd MENS HATS MENS SUITS Now during this special • a I e event you can save on !ll neW . fall felt hat, chosen from our collection of styles, shadings in the brim widt~ you prefer. Buy now and save on a new .fall autt choaen from our olock of !amoua brand name maou, facturerB ..• you wW see the seaaons newest and best styles •.. most durable fabrlca and bave a good selection of sizes. SALE $8-06 SALE $12·46 SALE $16·06 REG.' $1.95 REG. $13.95 REG. $17.95 - FREE RCA COLOR TV REG. $39.95 - REG. $49.95 _ _ To Be Given Away REG. $55.00 - - SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 8th. REG. $59.95 - - 'lo purchase is required ... register on every visit to our store ••• You do not have to be present to win. REG. $69.95 _ _ REG. $75.00 _ _ MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS lEtl. $79.95 - - Stock up now during thlo &pedal ale event on a good supply of long sleeve sport shirts chosea from this collection of styles mcluding No-Irons, in Dacron and Cotton blends, assorted patterns and solid colora •.• . all alzes. REG. 14.00 -- SALE $35·6' SALE $44·" SALE $49·46 SALE $53·66 SALE $62·" SALE $67·46 SALE $7l96 Final 2 · Days-Friday & Saturday REG•• $5.00 - - ~ MEN'S YEAR ROUND WBGHT SPORT COATS SALE $3· 56 SALE $4·36 FREE s1 00 Stetson For your drea or casual weartnc cb0011 Jountll a new sport coat !rom our collection ot DIIDI · brandt now during tblo speclalllie evenL A i004 selection of atylea, fabrlca and mea wiD pld rour fall wardrobe at Ill peak. Hat RIG. $26.95 - - ,· To Be Given Away . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th. lEG. $19..95 - - - Jlurry ln now and register for the $100 John B. S1~elso~ Hat to be given away. No purchase requued • . you do not have to be present to lEG. N$.00 - - - WID. 110. $19.95 - - - S4 88 SALE ~4.26 SALE S26·66 SALE '31'46 SALE '35·~ SIMON'S MARKET Open Daily 9:00 to 7:00-Frldoy Till MEN'S FALL STYLED OPIN " DRESS SLACKS,. Shoe Store ~Pants 992-2284 ' ' Reg. •1:98 • SAL!~1.76 . 'R-9: ~;98 . '"SALE ~.66 ' ; _____,...___ ' ., ·· ~,i; '·-- .Reg, $3.98 . ................... SAlE $3J6 . ,J·-.... . ) I .,.. 'c.. ·.P.artlelpetl\1 . In Channel 3 . : , , 't.\f:Auctlon .. : Dolllrl . . Skinless WIENERS 2 ~~ 98c . PORK BRAINS PORK NECK BONES 4 .. ' compeUDII · the~; ~ption pr.. die~ the Tlpt ~· \Ve.;stand· rea· dy ·at ,lll ·U.S to serve yQu from our ¥h;,poteat ~. . • ], ~I ' ,, POMEROY NATIONAL Serving lleigs Cotmll/ tor otJer 94 Yea!t Member Federal lleltrvt Sysl<m <. Member Federal DtpO!lllll.lilrll1lte CorpoNtlo!l • 2 includloa the newest .... "mlracle cil'ugsl i' :McCOY'S - -.N ADAMS Olt 6:00 to 8:00 ,• SLICED BACON EGGS HOLSUM _ .,. \ : 49c lb. .' MilK OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS lb.s1.z' lb. When yeur 4oi:t0r ~ .lie ~· eur. reglstere([ , pllirJ.Daclsta . ·-· ~ .• . f -• f ...• ... ~ I Your Full Service Blnk Is ••• • • ' MODELS OFALU··" .. COMPI!TE STOCK aOYS WINTER ·.. JACKE·T.. S • : . ' .-.. • ~ POPUlAR. .:, .I 39c IN $1.00 PKGS. - - - lb. GROUND BEEF - 3 MOST' . ' SLICED ALL MEAT BOLOGNA ~· CIRCULATORS With the arrival of fall and cooler wntlter, nf will be needing aome long 1leeve tpOrt ahlrll, B~ow and aave on, tbla group of B011 Sport s .. . llln!ted t.lze,. . Gp. BOY'$.ST.fCHJ~NS w. 2nd .t·AO IAN T SPORT SHIRTS ~ . ~ 1115 uWA~~ :MORNING" . GROUP OF BOYS LONG SLEM . . • The FABRIC SHOP· Reg. $15.95 - - S•le $14.26 Reg. $19.95 .,.. S.le $17.86 Reg. $22.50 Sale $20.36 .--... J .... n.,. Sh'rts 1· • .McCelr1 Pott..,. · · ' ,MAT:CHED UNIFO,RMS Now's a good time to stock up on famoua bnnd matebed unlform 111111 during thla ~I 11le event , •• good ae~n of sizes to ehoo~t from. · ·• •. Singer Soi...S.rvltl· . . . POMEROY For Ivery Sewing Need. of these warrn. rugged, winter jackell durin& this apeclal sale event. Good .election of alzea and ahadiop. MEN'S COnON TWtLL WY 2:3975 1!. MAIN ST. FABRICS With cold winter weather just around t h • corner, now would be a good time to cet one .Reg. $25.95 · · ········ SALE $23.26 . Tlllp-m, JACKETS Reg. $7.98 ...... . _.. ··(SALE $7.16 Reg. $9.98 ............ SALE $8.86 Reg. $12.95 .. -.. ··· .. SALE$11.56 Reg. $15.95 .......... SALE$14.26 Reg. $17.95 ...... .... SAlE$16.06 . Soturday Til 9 l'rlday Nlte Complete Stock , • , Men's Winter Buy now and 111ve on this telectlon on mens ·dress alacka, all year round weight. Good selec· tlon of fabrics and alzes , •• many no-Iron labrica •.' • all regular stock. Check This Price Tag! Joseph Hooker, Union general in, the Civil War, W8ll nicknamed "Fighting Joe.'' -····-··· , _ _ _.....,. - ,t,' I BAKER FURNITURE , ,.I. - - --·-·· ... r- 1866 .:.. 1966 So,.!otv Notes I •' , DilllY, SenUnet Pomeroi:Middleport, 0 ., Oct {1, 1008-S :~INS· TANNER'S 100th YEAR Social News The Carleton Sunday School had an atl<ndance of 62, offer. ,• · ing $32.78. Ii was announced· -·ily Mts. Fr•••l• Morrio that Rev. James Morrison would Otgan dedication service was be the evangelist when the rehela Sunday at the Melhodist vivai •tarts Drt. 3lJ through CI!Orch. After a basket dinner Nov. U. at 'noon, a half hour of organ Leon Dever was a recent med~ations with Mrs. Gar· l. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dana ret' Circle and Miss Sandra 1 Murray and Mrs. Elizabeth Jl4iley, orpanisls, was enjoyed. Murray. He was enroute to hill Specials were a solo, "The home In Salt Lake City, Utah. Lard's Prayer," by Mrs. Otla Leon and Sp. 5 William Murray MtClintock : "Sing ' 1••sanna," have been army buddies for a~d "Jesus, Tender ; >herd," two years. They both worked bf'the Junior Choir: solo, ''The togelher at the Pentagon in Ldst Chord," by Mr. Ben Washington, D. C. Leon has Philson: "I'll Walk With God" JILL BASTIAN! just received his discharge al 1 and "Pres~ve My Soul, 0 God" Ft. Myer. Va. 'A k Jill Rasliani, daughter of h by the school c olr : • wa en- , Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Dean and , Mr. and Mr~. Lawreuce Uas-- sons ·had es Sunday visitors Mrs. mg Chorus" and ·'Let 1'here · Uanl, 101 Bastian! Dr., Galli· Sylvia Bryson and son Larry · ch01r Be Music,'' by tt1e Semor aod .Mrs. B. M Pickens sang polis, is a caodidate for ol Nqrth Canton, Ohio. They for thf' processional of all Homecoming Queeo at Miami alsu visited with Mr. and Mrs. Unlvenlly, Oxford, this Snturchoirs. The serman was by Dr . Clair Waggoner and Jay •t Calvin Rodehelfer. Portsmoulh day. Miss Bastlani is • oenior Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs. at Miami wbo will graduate Paul Paynter of Carpenter and Distric t superintendent. Prayer uf Dedication by the pastor. this December. She b major· Mrs. Lenora Dean at Pomeroy. HeV. John W. Kimbler. ing in elementary educalloo· Miss Donna Hooper visited • h d She is a member of Zeta Tau Mrs W LllJ..m MPrPuit an overnight recently with Miss rnend 01 Beverly and Mrs. Alpha Sorority, of wbicb she Linda ~ai. Harold Sauer of Rutland were is vice president. Jill is the A surprise birthday party boncaodldate of Richard Hall, her H guest< Sun day of Mrs. arry oring Mi" Sandra Heal was P\clrens and att erlded the d«li· dormitory resld_e_nc_•_· _ _ given by Miss Peggy Bowers cation service al the church. &t the home of her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, ~on. Others present were Mrs. and Mrs. Elwood Bowers near sons. M~t:hael and Kenneth, and Stanley Trussell of Sutton, Mr • .Chester. Guests from I his \frs. Paul Zvara of Akron were and Mrs. Orner Cramlet, Mr. community attending were Miss here for the funeral ol the for· and Mrs. Bob Hill and family Carol Hall, Miss Leta Goodwin, mer's mother, Mrs. fiSher. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hili Mrs. !Wger Young, Mro. · Way· They were guests of Jl.lr. and and family. ne Beal, Linda and Karla. '>Irs. Henry Roush. . . Visiling Mr. and Mrs. CharMrs. Joyce South and Mrs. Lavin~a Stmpson retum- les Mash Jr. and family Sunreo moved here from Gallipolis. ed home .. fri.day aft er a six day was Mrs. Charll1l Searles Mrs. South is eHiployed at weeks . VIS it m Columbus and a( Middleport. Veterans Memorial Hospital. East Loverpooi. Mrs. Jennie Holley, who has Mr. and Mrs. Linley Hart and Mrs. Ann Coe left Monday to been ill, is a patient at Veter· rnolher, Mrs. Earl Hart visit on Akron with Mr. and ans Memorial hospital. Sunday in Columbus visitina l Mrs. John Davis and family. Visiting Sunday with Rev. Mrs. Ora Rhod es who is ill. Mrs. Ida Stobart of A P pIe and :.Irs. Clyde Hinton were Mrs. Ada Shimp and Grove visited her brother-in- their son , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neva Caldwell of Wheeling. W. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hinton and family of Columbus. Va , spent Saturday with their George Krider. Home over the weekend to aunt, Mrs. Sybil Mi les. who re· Mrs. Frankie Neigier returp- visit his mother, Mrs. EHzabeth turned with them lor two ed Monday after a visit in Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. Daweeks visil. Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. na Murray Jr. were SP. 5 Wli· Mrs. Albert Hill Clyde Cross and children. iiam E.' Murray and friend, wilh a surprise birthday dinnte?l M" . Maud Young spent a Gary Litchenberg of Ft. Myer•, Jet.'tntly honoring her husband day with Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Va. Visiting also were Mr. a, her aum, Mrs. Mae Pear- Marrs at Vinio~ and M". Virgil Carl and sons, ~ •, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Black Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young c • .,., 100 c.uo"' u( Hutland spent a evening with ! and Mlss Nancy St. Clair,· Mr. '!; Gu a11d ; ~el Frt• '! ua~·s 1'\lgtn a ' " n r. an d Mrs. Fred CadJo• · and Mrs. Richard Houdashelt 1 4 MIAMI au.eH Miss June Neigler uf Galli· 1 of Columbus, Mr/ lfnd Mrs. Robo o~~ your Sa\'tr Jlook T<Jdu / unbe ue"•"•' h"' rnw polis spent several d a~ s with ert Richardson and dougtJ. CIATIPIID 04' 111tTION l 1 M ,..,. Vi • w. M••n st .. Pomeroy .. o"•• lt'r paren s, r. 8IIU · rs. ter of Middleport. . ~.. George Neigler. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne · Beal ~-'-------====;;;til . . vlsi.ted recently with Rev. :mRI' ~ GIRLS 1 The goblins Will gei you of M>Jrs. Clyde Hinton also wilh < you don 't wat~ out! . Rem em· rMr. and Mrs. Charles Mash f( ber that line from an old poem? Jr. and family. · · ·· Well, Just be careful you don't Several from this · commun12'12 gel the goblins or other fanci- ity attended the Homecoming Big 10 ' pr. fui creatures when they're out at Hemlock Grove Sunday aftrJck or treatmg. ternoon · The Department of Highway Mrs. ·Nev White. Mrs. Jennie Regular $5.99 Safety asks motonsts to be ex- Holley and Judy White visited tra C1lrelul of exuberant Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Char· dren . cele?rali?g nalloween. Ies Holle at Ashton W. Va. Th1s 1s their. mght ·.dso . Y a b1rlhday . ' th and attended parly Middleport 1 1 em 0 spec!a cons! eratiOn. for Jimmy and Danny, Mrs. White's grandsons. The Youlh of the Carleton Church arid lheir friends had a party Saturday night at the scout building. Attending were John Walter and Richard Dean, Sandra, Linda and Karla Beat, Judy, Mary Lou, Grace aod Geneva King, Brenda a nd Steve Smith, Dana Warner, John ,\Vi.tit!. Dana, Snoffer, But<h, Bdt!tiy and Susie Ma1h1 ~ · Kenny and SUsan Wood, Eva-· line and Walter Arnold, Harold, Sherl)lan arid Wayne White, Steve Brickles, Rodney Carl, Kenny Hartley, Carl ·Kargus, Jean Mees, Nancy Sl . Oiaif, Ed)Yard and Alvin Sllllll; Donna Hooper, Mr. IJ1I( Mrs. Roger Young, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ' Carl, Mrs. . Elizabelh Murray, Sp. SJ!ill Murray and Gary Lltchenbeq: and·tbe teach- · er, Mrs. Coelle· HJ$on. After refJlShments of bot dogs, potato chips, kool-ald and root beer, See For Yourself At . , . cake aod coffee were served, everyone spent lhe evening playing games. . •r, - l Kingsbury Racine ,, ,, . }I ·' ~ lb: s1. •. .-.• • S1 .' ~ �.,. ·, ' . ' / ' •) •t' ' .. . \' . i. . 111116 ~early $17·· Millions Obli~ated Congfe,.tnan Walter H. Moel-1 said today the U. S. Dtpartmeot of Health, Education IDd Welfare's estimated for the fiscal yev June 30. 1966, for the Olotrtct, pod $4U million - 11 ~:~ j for this important II Consre,.lonal District In Ohio. Represontatlve Moeller ga•e the following breakdown: I. IIV II.' E;RiliNF:f )J ' • ' I I. ll&PW Club tD Hold .' the Gaillpolls 'u & PW ~- • Dinner Meeting ' · · Me~!len- ~ r~ that • · · • ·, _ ·• · . ,the DUll!, ..,~188,, parJt oapkins Tb~ 111011thiy dinner meetipg and the holiday fruit cakes "" of tbe ~ual~es~ 1ft ProfesoJonai· here, and ord"" rruir be takoo !~~:~ 'hel~ Middi~POfl, ior )hem. Anyone Wilhlng any . ,_ , , ~· OI!\- II,l of tl!e!.• Items may contacl at 6.30 p.m. at the ·!i(artfn ftes- f Mrs. John Wtll'ller In Middleport taurant. The lllellUng to · toI· , low at the Columhta ,o1; · -Ohio o(flces will be . Freckles usua9y (eoult Iron ening witll' •uest . a ev._ beina out In stl'l!l}i aullllght bu 8 · • " Of a,re. often he~tary. · " ' ____..__,____: """"" · - - - - - ~Jet• ol tbe Lemanhaw Arcbeey Lloyd Roush, Donald r : Roush, Mrs. Robert Cooke; Ron b Club: Eu~e" McKinney, Mr. Mr. and .MrS. llotne Wllllam· l;leln, "" of Mr. IDd )';.. Jl;d1 . an~~- Larry King and ~ sou, J.lr. Frll!lk Capeblrt aJid Bldioln Bteln, I!Wri' ' ·. · ,, . ; - , .: , :, , . . . , llerDWI Oblinger put ,!J/1 liD Mr. Oliver \YIIIIflll, I oeolor c~Uihlll' ol Mr.lll!l Jln, , . TOWN •C(lUN()IL , to feP!act !IIJn. Donald Oblllli· tl)llblllon o! shoolln8 Mmli acUve rotarln frOIII MI. Ver- J'ltther, all llUdeiU at - The· Nl!l HaVen Tol"J ~- 1!r lind' Thoma_t PatJODt .bavt He~ Oblinger Ulllled with noa, N. Y. Vlr&lnfa University, M,.pn. Ann Millet, . .l mel on W$011\laf· ..enlqg completed a spec~ Peace Of. the target ~ps. · · PEJISONALS town, IIP"'It the weekend ! Mr. and Mrs. Harry >r their regular bi-mont~Jy' ficero . Training whlcli was l Mombers and guesil attend· Bob Grinstead, a 1blr4 year wttb their parents. Myra Rouab daulbter ·of .U_-.. h.. .eetiJlg. Several oomrl!lln.~ I•F"sored by /.laroMII Unlver. ing were-Mr. and Mrs. Richard atooent at M~lllln State Bus!~ · Mr. · and Mrs. Bert Mlneard 1Velma Roush; studenlo at l'-P'& tt""• . '"~ been_received con.~g SIIY Adult Edufatton .Division Ord, Mr. and Mrs. Lew\ · Su'!'· n... College . v•sltf!d O'f" the of St. Cloud, Florid~ were re· sl!all Unlversllf; ~~~~ted at the conditions 91 iol)le ot the held at Ripley all during )he mers. Mr. and Mrs. Ha ,Mli· weekend with his piU'tllts, Mr. ceot gue~~ts of Mr. and Mrs. home o! tl!eir ~ over m· • -. . ;treets in town. The Counql month of Swwmber. ler, Mr. and Mra, Rus 11 Cape- and Mrs. Tbomao Grii'Jiead. Ray BoBton. • weekend. "" eMiil Btates that these will be repair: 1.,\DIE$ mGIIT AT ROTARY. hart, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gregory ~in. 1011 of Mr. Mr. ar,d Mra. John Tbomat l Jimmy Bird, 111111 ol Mr. '"-•s soon as the grader Is •· Ladles 'Night was held, on 1Fiesher, Mr:.. and i'l!- \!:dwin and Mrs. Peller E!'Win and of Charleslon vlilted Mr. and Mrs. ·Lorin Bltd, who 11 PT- PLltUAIITvaliable. . : ' Th~rsilay evenil\g by !be Bend 1Stein• .Mt::J rs. Clydo Fo- George Randolph, Jr.,~IOII of Mro. John Fry on Sunday. U. S. Navy tlllkMif'd In Tel..-,jlle ~ II, ·of They accepted . the reslgna- .ROtary Club of New .. Haven · ley, Iilt. Arthur Thabet and Mr. and Mn. George Randolph Mr. lnd Mr1. Harry Layne 1B sjlendlnJ a railougb Jlere, 'l'lieldw nJgbt In 1 lion of Georg; 'Hester as i\lght when they met for their regu- daughter Jane, Mr.. ljlld Mrs. i are attl!fldln8 West Vi111oia are vloitlng their ,son and ~ Mr. and Mn. WWJam Jledlcll ~ policeman for , \lie town, and lar 'dinner m~eUn, at Hal-t!ord [Herman !Jayne, Mr. and Mrs.I Tecjl at M6ntgomtfY, · ~Y· Vii . . lghter-in-Iaw, . .Mr. and Mro. and fllllily of BuckfwlUOII, lllort lflnel1. th~_appointed Thomas Par~ons M!thodls~ Chu<:<:~- Four mem- Ralph Whiimore, Mr. an~ Mrs. Pllil Cooke, 1011 ,ol Mr. ilnd John Layne at OWSlllboro, Ky. Va. visited heN IWtlt lite lin. llll!lelt Jll8j(e . with I dOUJhllr, NEm HA'rnlll ·Ho•...tt' ·I I, Tu-_-.1_y Flshor .<I Holldenon. no born February i ' teo!, and wu !be widow . I'::!: I! WUIIam Hogsett DFF!R! I . ' ' - • • ' 00 Plan Program lt I '' . \ Rizer's· • The tire built e~peclally lor the tough· job need• ol pidt~upJ and paM!•. • The Workhone lire won't llshten the load ... . pave the road .. , amooth out the bump• ... but because it'• built wltb 3·1 nylon cord it will carry. your hel'ly loads longer and easier. • Famou~ Rib type tread de•lsn. I BuUt with Tuflyn rubber, weart longer, give• you tl much 11 Z5% 111ore mileage than mot I tires now ueed fCJr pick·UP and delivery uee . th • 'ANNIVERSARY • Don't get stuck tn fbe snow_ bu hi1 are low and stocks full Y now W e PriOII • SiZt :~~t dd't,lo bHs dtep-290 traOtor~type cleat• ' .r:n.o:::e get you thro~g~ evc.u in hubcap-deep 6.00x 16 FREE GIFT , • Built lrith S.T nylon llOld lot 8%lrd bod · ahdatta •ofoty . Y etrenglh • n .. Tuf•yn lllbbar, de llfrllllllloqe lUbber·, 'Ice Scraper or DRY ' 7.75 X 15 $2.43 7.10 X15 8.15x 15 $2.54 7.00 X13 7.00x 13 $2.44 7.00x14 7.00x 14 $2.67 . All prices plus ta• - and ~appabJe casines. YIIC8ftCY . 1111 ..::rn. P.tir Prlct• 12.4-28 4 $101.00 U.6-28 4 $112.00 $tD.OI 12.4-38 4 $129.00 $10.98 U.6-38 4 $135.00 $12.54 U.6-38 i $159.00 $13.68 1$.5-38 i w,Jib /rlp/e-tough 3·T Nylon Cord :1J' LOYi PAIR PBICES \ I • FOR : $15.10 .... Famous Triple Rib FRONT TRACTOR TIRES SCRUBBED DENIM $ F~-- ~34·00' BOYS SIZES 6 to 18 Sealy t.OO ; lf ~ Fir~ Golden Sleeper 95 FIIU 1r twio"" , F_lrm button-free construetioli (or lrifbt llta' n•ght of restful sleep. Compare; '., • Heavy woven llrlpo covar wit~ -fOld lurta ;.,.."··, • Sealy Edge Gardo• oiMI llllinl Mitt , Duro Fiene- knpo turf... omooih, flrlll " Hundmo ofleiiiPtl'f<l lletl cello ' ' & ABBOTI' ' .. .. • .., -.· • for '*" P.SJ FN. Ell. Tn lnd l --~tiNI ' 'c for ~-T 11ylp11 eord- up - llolllr.llo .,_lnnMdlld. $~.00 ~lr ' ' Aay Bile Blllckw.U iJI tlD<k. Wbltewallo only tt,.H more ,c' ' . PERMA PRESS SHIRTS Dress Shirts .....sua Sport Shirt~ .... $4.49 .' ,. . ) " '· ' ~. ' 'I / v ' ' .. Simkin•. Mrs. Wylie Minton and Mrs. J. J. Lovell. AtlendlDI were Ml" Smith.. lolrs. Eiza Martin, Mrs. WUiiam : Wells, Mrs. D. N. Connors, Mrs .. P'f. PLEASANT - "Opel ! J. J. Lovell, Mrs. F. W. lngra- ; the Door to Broader HoriZons· ' ham, Mrs. Wylie Minion, Mrs. i is the theme of ·the MasDI · S.C. Wlll!j!lm. Mrs. MHtoo L. ' County Achievement Day whl<l Miller, Mn- William Meade, wiJJ be beid on Tuesday. Octo Mill Reba Beale, Mrs. Charles ber 11. at Southside, W. Vai, A. Pitzer and gueota, Mrs. John 1 officers for 19117 will be elected Samoeil Mrs. Maurice A. May· i and Installed during a eandl~ . es, Claudia N1cltols, Beth Ann jllght ceremony. : : Pitzer, and Mrs. Allee Brad- ! Reports on the planning con1 lllmw. leren<e 'at Jaek!OII's MUI whlch they attended wm -be·glven by Mrs._Mary Froendt, Mrs. Ray Crank and Mrs. Mary Phillips. Mrs. Oak Thonl· as, Ripley Road, will report on . the Folk Festival which sl>' PT PLEASANT - F rank altell<ted at Glenville. W. Va. BateS, 41, of Henderson, was 1 A hlghltih of the afternoon dead on arrival at Pleasant wUL be a talk oy Mrs Eleanor Valley HoBpital GJtrm, State Exten&ion Progmorning after suffering an ap- ram ~der, Homo Demonstraparent heart attack while be- Uon. Craft• of vartou• artie!., Ing driven to work by his oldest Plado by tbe Cflunty women will .... be exhibited. He was 1 farrner. born m • Club members are invittod N Cheshire, Ohio. on MarCh brin( a guest to the all da)· :ft25, the son of Denver event. Activities will begin at Neva Smtih Bates, Pt. 10 a. m. and at noon a potlud ant, who survive. dinner Will be served. other survivors are his wife, Relha Gllllapie Bates; four 10111, Raymond, Carroll, Franklin, all at home ; daughter, Pamela Bates, home; -two brOthers, H a Bates an~ Bull:h 11&te•. _ Wadear of Cleveland, Ohio and three elected 4irector sisters, Mrs. Helen He1>.co-<lirector ot derson; Mrs. Betty o1 St. Andrew Galllpollo, ()ltto, and Mi$1 meel· Jane Ann Bates, Pt. Pleasant. tbe laymen of . runerai HJVices will be Episcopal _Church bold irlday at 2 p. m In lite oenUy. The i1'0UP has spplil!d Jrlohr • Stevens FunMai J!omo for 1 cllarti!r f<r this parish. !be 1111. Roacb . .Mr. Field, secretary ol llctatq. Burial will be In !be of St Andrew. Concord C!lflieterY. Frlendi ~ to them may call at !be tonerel fji.t ,...ittng ~ • p.m. loday. "??! be held · · al·t a.m. Jo lh•, . ""- The ptirposf · tile' BtOihelllond ot sr lftd whit It ;means be Tbatiet EJected 'AS 50 '· tracllon. rubber MENS SWS 1 Achievement DavTheme •• ( An d S DOUnCe Frank Bates Dies in Auto •I .$2.98 .• $4.00 l HostesteiJ for the November 1 .GOODYEAR SURE-GRIP REAR TRACTOR TIRE POMEROY MIDDI.E~QRTI . . s••• meeting -will be Mrs. Norman Robinson's ' Service Guild Fills Vacancy With Election fiJI the ... ' ' Service On Request ,CL!:ANERS 6.70 X 15 •; Key , Chain CL~NING Committees of I'omen's Club in 11111. Surviving in addiUon to . Fisher ill another dauJbtar, I Mn. Tommy CrJl1\er, , "'"ltrm Beaeh, fl1a.; ,,~~"'~:t: n. five pot ~ d t•o tillers, Mr1. Hll'lary and Mro Ah1n NEW HAVEN - Chill'llll!l tl both of Gaiii!B, Ohio. varioUI conuriittee1 of tbe ll ser'IICOI 'Rill be held !Iaven Woman'$ Club met •t 2 p. m. In the Crow· Monday evenlni In New Fur · ol Home with Haveo at tbe home of Mn;onnal Nallh offlciatlng. Jack Weloh, pl'll£l'lll11 chllnnen ... wiU be in the Beale to plan !he · program for the · ~hapel Cemetery. Friends year. Otbfr1 attending were be received at tbe funeral home Mro. Eugene Reiter, Fine alter 3 p. m. today. Aru; Mrs. Edwin Stein, E~il­ catlon; Mrs. Hilda Rldjew•y. Community Allatl'o; and Mrs. WUllam Russell, New Hav011 Woman's Club president. · Mrs. Rumll has announced that the group will bold a busiRe,. meeting on Thursday morning. October 6. at 10:30 at the Alex Quillen Memori•i PT. PLEASANT - The De· Club House. The short meetIober meeting of the Service ing will be hel4 to vote DO !lie of Chrl!t Episcopal acceptar~ce of new members. met Wodneeday after. lt has been announced that in the Pariah house. HoS· the club wlll sponsor the UNItesses lor the luncheon preseed- CEF program and have askll<i . the business meeting wera !he Cub Scouts to collect tho Mrs. Mary !lyre and Mrs. Msx· money which will be contributed to this organization on ·:lOIne Waltenr. MilS Juliet Smith, prasident, ber 31. The New Hawn W~ pre&ided during the short busi- men's Club will serve retl'eshness session and also led the ments to the Cub Scouts ltldevotions. The group voted to lowlng the drive. Pertron• d• donate flO to tile St. Banrabas siring to give are reque!led tr Free Home In Pennsylvania, have their porch llgbta on. and Mrs. S. C. Wilhelm, cbalf. At Monday's meetlnc of th1 mao of ·the United Thank Offer- chairmen and prasideot, r& out lhe In- freshments were served b) envelopes. , Mrs. Welch. Mrs. '!'babel resigned her office of treasurer and Mrs. Walters was elected to ' carr �.,. ·, ' . ' / ' •) •t' ' .. . \' . i. . 111116 ~early $17·· Millions Obli~ated Congfe,.tnan Walter H. Moel-1 said today the U. S. Dtpartmeot of Health, Education IDd Welfare's estimated for the fiscal yev June 30. 1966, for the Olotrtct, pod $4U million - 11 ~:~ j for this important II Consre,.lonal District In Ohio. Represontatlve Moeller ga•e the following breakdown: I. IIV II.' E;RiliNF:f )J ' • ' I I. ll&PW Club tD Hold .' the Gaillpolls 'u & PW ~- • Dinner Meeting ' · · Me~!len- ~ r~ that • · · • ·, _ ·• · . ,the DUll!, ..,~188,, parJt oapkins Tb~ 111011thiy dinner meetipg and the holiday fruit cakes "" of tbe ~ual~es~ 1ft ProfesoJonai· here, and ord"" rruir be takoo !~~:~ 'hel~ Middi~POfl, ior )hem. Anyone Wilhlng any . ,_ , , ~· OI!\- II,l of tl!e!.• Items may contacl at 6.30 p.m. at the ·!i(artfn ftes- f Mrs. John Wtll'ller In Middleport taurant. The lllellUng to · toI· , low at the Columhta ,o1; · -Ohio o(flces will be . Freckles usua9y (eoult Iron ening witll' •uest . a ev._ beina out In stl'l!l}i aullllght bu 8 · • " Of a,re. often he~tary. · " ' ____..__,____: """"" · - - - - - ~Jet• ol tbe Lemanhaw Arcbeey Lloyd Roush, Donald r : Roush, Mrs. Robert Cooke; Ron b Club: Eu~e" McKinney, Mr. Mr. and .MrS. llotne Wllllam· l;leln, "" of Mr. IDd )';.. Jl;d1 . an~~- Larry King and ~ sou, J.lr. Frll!lk Capeblrt aJid Bldioln Bteln, I!Wri' ' ·. · ,, . ; - , .: , :, , . . . , llerDWI Oblinger put ,!J/1 liD Mr. Oliver \YIIIIflll, I oeolor c~Uihlll' ol Mr.lll!l Jln, , . TOWN •C(lUN()IL , to feP!act !IIJn. Donald Oblllli· tl)llblllon o! shoolln8 Mmli acUve rotarln frOIII MI. Ver- J'ltther, all llUdeiU at - The· Nl!l HaVen Tol"J ~- 1!r lind' Thoma_t PatJODt .bavt He~ Oblinger Ulllled with noa, N. Y. Vlr&lnfa University, M,.pn. Ann Millet, . .l mel on W$011\laf· ..enlqg completed a spec~ Peace Of. the target ~ps. · · PEJISONALS town, IIP"'It the weekend ! Mr. and Mrs. Harry >r their regular bi-mont~Jy' ficero . Training whlcli was l Mombers and guesil attend· Bob Grinstead, a 1blr4 year wttb their parents. Myra Rouab daulbter ·of .U_-.. h.. .eetiJlg. Several oomrl!lln.~ I•F"sored by /.laroMII Unlver. ing were-Mr. and Mrs. Richard atooent at M~lllln State Bus!~ · Mr. · and Mrs. Bert Mlneard 1Velma Roush; studenlo at l'-P'& tt""• . '"~ been_received con.~g SIIY Adult Edufatton .Division Ord, Mr. and Mrs. Lew\ · Su'!'· n... College . v•sltf!d O'f" the of St. Cloud, Florid~ were re· sl!all Unlversllf; ~~~~ted at the conditions 91 iol)le ot the held at Ripley all during )he mers. Mr. and Mrs. Ha ,Mli· weekend with his piU'tllts, Mr. ceot gue~~ts of Mr. and Mrs. home o! tl!eir ~ over m· • -. . ;treets in town. The Counql month of Swwmber. ler, Mr. and Mra, Rus 11 Cape- and Mrs. Tbomao Grii'Jiead. Ray BoBton. • weekend. "" eMiil Btates that these will be repair: 1.,\DIE$ mGIIT AT ROTARY. hart, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gregory ~in. 1011 of Mr. Mr. ar,d Mra. John Tbomat l Jimmy Bird, 111111 ol Mr. '"-•s soon as the grader Is •· Ladles 'Night was held, on 1Fiesher, Mr:.. and i'l!- \!:dwin and Mrs. Peller E!'Win and of Charleslon vlilted Mr. and Mrs. ·Lorin Bltd, who 11 PT- PLltUAIITvaliable. . : ' Th~rsilay evenil\g by !be Bend 1Stein• .Mt::J rs. Clydo Fo- George Randolph, Jr.,~IOII of Mro. John Fry on Sunday. U. S. Navy tlllkMif'd In Tel..-,jlle ~ II, ·of They accepted . the reslgna- .ROtary Club of New .. Haven · ley, Iilt. Arthur Thabet and Mr. and Mn. George Randolph Mr. lnd Mr1. Harry Layne 1B sjlendlnJ a railougb Jlere, 'l'lieldw nJgbt In 1 lion of Georg; 'Hester as i\lght when they met for their regu- daughter Jane, Mr.. ljlld Mrs. i are attl!fldln8 West Vi111oia are vloitlng their ,son and ~ Mr. and Mn. WWJam Jledlcll ~ policeman for , \lie town, and lar 'dinner m~eUn, at Hal-t!ord [Herman !Jayne, Mr. and Mrs.I Tecjl at M6ntgomtfY, · ~Y· Vii . . lghter-in-Iaw, . .Mr. and Mro. and fllllily of BuckfwlUOII, lllort lflnel1. th~_appointed Thomas Par~ons M!thodls~ Chu<:<:~- Four mem- Ralph Whiimore, Mr. an~ Mrs. Pllil Cooke, 1011 ,ol Mr. ilnd John Layne at OWSlllboro, Ky. Va. visited heN IWtlt lite lin. llll!lelt Jll8j(e . with I dOUJhllr, NEm HA'rnlll ·Ho•...tt' ·I I, Tu-_-.1_y Flshor .<I Holldenon. no born February i ' teo!, and wu !be widow . I'::!: I! WUIIam Hogsett DFF!R! I . ' ' - • • ' 00 Plan Program lt I '' . \ Rizer's· • The tire built e~peclally lor the tough· job need• ol pidt~upJ and paM!•. • The Workhone lire won't llshten the load ... . pave the road .. , amooth out the bump• ... but because it'• built wltb 3·1 nylon cord it will carry. your hel'ly loads longer and easier. • Famou~ Rib type tread de•lsn. I BuUt with Tuflyn rubber, weart longer, give• you tl much 11 Z5% 111ore mileage than mot I tires now ueed fCJr pick·UP and delivery uee . th • 'ANNIVERSARY • Don't get stuck tn fbe snow_ bu hi1 are low and stocks full Y now W e PriOII • SiZt :~~t dd't,lo bHs dtep-290 traOtor~type cleat• ' .r:n.o:::e get you thro~g~ evc.u in hubcap-deep 6.00x 16 FREE GIFT , • Built lrith S.T nylon llOld lot 8%lrd bod · ahdatta •ofoty . Y etrenglh • n .. Tuf•yn lllbbar, de llfrllllllloqe lUbber·, 'Ice Scraper or DRY ' 7.75 X 15 $2.43 7.10 X15 8.15x 15 $2.54 7.00 X13 7.00x 13 $2.44 7.00x14 7.00x 14 $2.67 . All prices plus ta• - and ~appabJe casines. YIIC8ftCY . 1111 ..::rn. P.tir Prlct• 12.4-28 4 $101.00 U.6-28 4 $112.00 $tD.OI 12.4-38 4 $129.00 $10.98 U.6-38 4 $135.00 $12.54 U.6-38 i $159.00 $13.68 1$.5-38 i w,Jib /rlp/e-tough 3·T Nylon Cord :1J' LOYi PAIR PBICES \ I • FOR : $15.10 .... Famous Triple Rib FRONT TRACTOR TIRES SCRUBBED DENIM $ F~-- ~34·00' BOYS SIZES 6 to 18 Sealy t.OO ; lf ~ Fir~ Golden Sleeper 95 FIIU 1r twio"" , F_lrm button-free construetioli (or lrifbt llta' n•ght of restful sleep. Compare; '., • Heavy woven llrlpo covar wit~ -fOld lurta ;.,.."··, • Sealy Edge Gardo• oiMI llllinl Mitt , Duro Fiene- knpo turf... omooih, flrlll " Hundmo ofleiiiPtl'f<l lletl cello ' ' & ABBOTI' ' .. .. • .., -.· • for '*" P.SJ FN. Ell. Tn lnd l --~tiNI ' 'c for ~-T 11ylp11 eord- up - llolllr.llo .,_lnnMdlld. $~.00 ~lr ' ' Aay Bile Blllckw.U iJI tlD<k. Wbltewallo only tt,.H more ,c' ' . PERMA PRESS SHIRTS Dress Shirts .....sua Sport Shirt~ .... $4.49 .' ,. . ) " '· ' ~. ' 'I / v ' ' .. Simkin•. Mrs. Wylie Minton and Mrs. J. J. Lovell. AtlendlDI were Ml" Smith.. lolrs. Eiza Martin, Mrs. WUiiam : Wells, Mrs. D. N. Connors, Mrs .. P'f. PLEASANT - "Opel ! J. J. Lovell, Mrs. F. W. lngra- ; the Door to Broader HoriZons· ' ham, Mrs. Wylie Minion, Mrs. i is the theme of ·the MasDI · S.C. Wlll!j!lm. Mrs. MHtoo L. ' County Achievement Day whl<l Miller, Mn- William Meade, wiJJ be beid on Tuesday. Octo Mill Reba Beale, Mrs. Charles ber 11. at Southside, W. Vai, A. Pitzer and gueota, Mrs. John 1 officers for 19117 will be elected Samoeil Mrs. Maurice A. May· i and Installed during a eandl~ . es, Claudia N1cltols, Beth Ann jllght ceremony. : : Pitzer, and Mrs. Allee Brad- ! Reports on the planning con1 lllmw. leren<e 'at Jaek!OII's MUI whlch they attended wm -be·glven by Mrs._Mary Froendt, Mrs. Ray Crank and Mrs. Mary Phillips. Mrs. Oak Thonl· as, Ripley Road, will report on . the Folk Festival which sl>' PT PLEASANT - F rank altell<ted at Glenville. W. Va. BateS, 41, of Henderson, was 1 A hlghltih of the afternoon dead on arrival at Pleasant wUL be a talk oy Mrs Eleanor Valley HoBpital GJtrm, State Exten&ion Progmorning after suffering an ap- ram ~der, Homo Demonstraparent heart attack while be- Uon. Craft• of vartou• artie!., Ing driven to work by his oldest Plado by tbe Cflunty women will .... be exhibited. He was 1 farrner. born m • Club members are invittod N Cheshire, Ohio. on MarCh brin( a guest to the all da)· :ft25, the son of Denver event. Activities will begin at Neva Smtih Bates, Pt. 10 a. m. and at noon a potlud ant, who survive. dinner Will be served. other survivors are his wife, Relha Gllllapie Bates; four 10111, Raymond, Carroll, Franklin, all at home ; daughter, Pamela Bates, home; -two brOthers, H a Bates an~ Bull:h 11&te•. _ Wadear of Cleveland, Ohio and three elected 4irector sisters, Mrs. Helen He1>.co-<lirector ot derson; Mrs. Betty o1 St. Andrew Galllpollo, ()ltto, and Mi$1 meel· Jane Ann Bates, Pt. Pleasant. tbe laymen of . runerai HJVices will be Episcopal _Church bold irlday at 2 p. m In lite oenUy. The i1'0UP has spplil!d Jrlohr • Stevens FunMai J!omo for 1 cllarti!r f<r this parish. !be 1111. Roacb . .Mr. Field, secretary ol llctatq. Burial will be In !be of St Andrew. Concord C!lflieterY. Frlendi ~ to them may call at !be tonerel fji.t ,...ittng ~ • p.m. loday. "??! be held · · al·t a.m. Jo lh•, . ""- The ptirposf · tile' BtOihelllond ot sr lftd whit It ;means be Tbatiet EJected 'AS 50 '· tracllon. rubber MENS SWS 1 Achievement DavTheme •• ( An d S DOUnCe Frank Bates Dies in Auto •I .$2.98 .• $4.00 l HostesteiJ for the November 1 .GOODYEAR SURE-GRIP REAR TRACTOR TIRE POMEROY MIDDI.E~QRTI . . s••• meeting -will be Mrs. Norman Robinson's ' Service Guild Fills Vacancy With Election fiJI the ... ' ' Service On Request ,CL!:ANERS 6.70 X 15 •; Key , Chain CL~NING Committees of I'omen's Club in 11111. Surviving in addiUon to . Fisher ill another dauJbtar, I Mn. Tommy CrJl1\er, , "'"ltrm Beaeh, fl1a.; ,,~~"'~:t: n. five pot ~ d t•o tillers, Mr1. Hll'lary and Mro Ah1n NEW HAVEN - Chill'llll!l tl both of Gaiii!B, Ohio. varioUI conuriittee1 of tbe ll ser'IICOI 'Rill be held !Iaven Woman'$ Club met •t 2 p. m. In the Crow· Monday evenlni In New Fur · ol Home with Haveo at tbe home of Mn;onnal Nallh offlciatlng. Jack Weloh, pl'll£l'lll11 chllnnen ... wiU be in the Beale to plan !he · program for the · ~hapel Cemetery. Friends year. Otbfr1 attending were be received at tbe funeral home Mro. Eugene Reiter, Fine alter 3 p. m. today. Aru; Mrs. Edwin Stein, E~il­ catlon; Mrs. Hilda Rldjew•y. Community Allatl'o; and Mrs. WUllam Russell, New Hav011 Woman's Club president. · Mrs. Rumll has announced that the group will bold a busiRe,. meeting on Thursday morning. October 6. at 10:30 at the Alex Quillen Memori•i PT. PLEASANT - The De· Club House. The short meetIober meeting of the Service ing will be hel4 to vote DO !lie of Chrl!t Episcopal acceptar~ce of new members. met Wodneeday after. lt has been announced that in the Pariah house. HoS· the club wlll sponsor the UNItesses lor the luncheon preseed- CEF program and have askll<i . the business meeting wera !he Cub Scouts to collect tho Mrs. Mary !lyre and Mrs. Msx· money which will be contributed to this organization on ·:lOIne Waltenr. MilS Juliet Smith, prasident, ber 31. The New Hawn W~ pre&ided during the short busi- men's Club will serve retl'eshness session and also led the ments to the Cub Scouts ltldevotions. The group voted to lowlng the drive. Pertron• d• donate flO to tile St. Banrabas siring to give are reque!led tr Free Home In Pennsylvania, have their porch llgbta on. and Mrs. S. C. Wilhelm, cbalf. At Monday's meetlnc of th1 mao of ·the United Thank Offer- chairmen and prasideot, r& out lhe In- freshments were served b) envelopes. , Mrs. Welch. Mrs. '!'babel resigned her office of treasurer and Mrs. Walters was elected to ' carr �' '' ·' .. .l v ·' .. '·' ' ' I ,' IARNiiV GOOOLii onil SNUFI'V SMI'Ot ty l'lEi) LASSWELL W!-IU UN I . ' TPLP'IE ~' • THI WILLETS ' AIRTH GUESS ' .------...;_ ' ,, THAT, LOWE~V? ,;.t .• ,.· \ "" -- WaNI' M I~FORMATION <!, ' .•.~~.:::.a. ...,._ '"' ' ~INU ~ ~-..lOIII WIM ·: :, •tfe·l!i:.~~~='-A. 11-Dally SenUnel, Pollltl'll)'·lllddleport, 0., Oct. 6, 1961 Wanted ~PERIENCED _ _ ____.:_.:_ _ __ HARlEY WHEEL .ALIGNMENT TOP priC<!s paid for . live poultry r'rBIIk Helsel, New ·Q. Ph: {954249, · aode 614. . 10 ~ ZStp .· MOTORCYQ' · > I BRAKE SERVICE . BlaeHnars FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT .,., S-2193 BOBCAT ' ' SPRINT' KAETl'NARS · ~ 9921-21~ ~oy,O. , I, ·II Iiiii .OP rHI iacli11 PIOPLII CALL. LI'L ABNER . DICK ~Vf1.1".~~ ,, , -~.f., ... , • .........., . u-..;,, ... ' . ,. . .. -- - • MAW.'! .::~;Nir£o.. I -- ' WMO'S AFLAIOoF '/OKUMOTO!I -- RADIATOR HOUSEl SERVICE OK BUYS! CALL 992·2156 ' -- WE'RE CLEANING Earn mo..., ond prizes Dollvoring THE DAILY SENTINEL II--Fw :..:_S. :_Ie_or _ R _en_t_ to Estoblishod Routos. . . M~OSPORt ' Mid Now Taking Appllcollono ~ l eCor eTruck eHeotor Con .., . eBulld- •• IY HOWIE SCHNEIDEil eAny Type ------ IF ...W'Rr. El.ECT£0 NOW OPEN:,l 6 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT For Your Dining Convenience I \ 10 OFFICE 1\JILL 'ri:X) ~ <:\'£ OF THOSE Rl.ITIOAIJS ~ EIJX)()AAoE I?>RI~; GI1AFT Mil> PAVOFFS1 ' J ·' J THE MARTIN 10~'" i RESTAURANT Middleport, Ohio ly ART SANSOM • DICK iRACY TRUCK BUYS! 54 Ford •· $150 0 .. o 1 Ton SlUe, dual whee!J 62 ~hevrolet $1295 ,. ,... a· Plcbtp, va encm•. cullo,.aea!,JOoallm. 64 Chnrolet $1495 \1 Too Panel, VB 011eine, ••· tomatle tnua:., prnf· steer· illf and brakes, Pool1faeli011 rear uJt., ew thW AR Klnduf Good Buyo An In One PloYour Chevy Dealer POMEROY MOTOR CO. Opon Evenlnp 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO CROSSWORD ]8,... . .1 3.III.Owuo :IO.P.... - PIANUTS f- I •t \ ' I I .... ·~ popor ..,..,.. · eonditiclll, ma!&'ial · especially waa~ · cumnt pri<eo, SoH list to Cash 0. B<a 1!1, Muon, I 23 12tp ~iliiiiiifli'-bllli-~Ohio Vlqlnla, or old . Wltb limber. Marillll ~~...B<a 71, Syracuse, llll021p ........ FRESH milk cow, · Also a Buick, good eondltion, Roberts Zl7-2337 It • 0 for I Inside JJe6 ZIG paid """"~ .ather benefits. The 0. Our this ad. •wlnl needle, zig zag bl:.:::l ...... llmt 10 6 6te fl. )(a'. middle t,~~:·: hOusekeeper I'll. T/3-5920 •J153tc buill TER INSURANCE •AGENCY for buttAlnholet, bllnd 111011l1C'IDII, ote. G , INC. belm reoe.-. losuranc:e. WI 1111! ont, ' pa~ left .. tach. IIIIo able to IIVI JOU _ , , Tndes acceptlld. PhOIIo a IItie 2118S. t 2t. tfo eeper com- Atn'OMOBILII 1tt1inDce ~ ow .....Uild? Loll ,_ ope$ plete with Ill cleaning a~ or's ileell!e! Call WY tacbmen1s A·l COIIIilllono · , I II lie 0 DAn,l' ctn'nOQUOI'.II- ...... ' - ..... II .t.X'I'BioB.t..&X& 11 Ia- ~oo•erBJ.II\ew _ _ .....,._for_!wr,JIItllll-pi< A ... lllo -1111, X ... O'o, lllllllelalon, lllo ...... '""' - · - ot ... - - . - * '- -------... •:w:w•,••,.•·-••zz tr""""' .&Oszls •• ... q, Pq •••~:••••· ···· . 41HYaKaoa•~w ' ••w•~: ... - ' &K•• ' ,. a. "'--ii" A quolllloll bliancl: ..... Jl8)'11101111 tach. Pbone, M-$1186. • • lie * ~ I Emolovmerit ly CHESTER GCI'ILD .'· �' '' ·' .. .l v ·' .. '·' ' ' I ,' IARNiiV GOOOLii onil SNUFI'V SMI'Ot ty l'lEi) LASSWELL W!-IU UN I . ' TPLP'IE ~' • THI WILLETS ' AIRTH GUESS ' .------...;_ ' ,, THAT, LOWE~V? ,;.t .• ,.· \ "" -- WaNI' M I~FORMATION <!, ' .•.~~.:::.a. ...,._ '"' ' ~INU ~ ~-..lOIII WIM ·: :, •tfe·l!i:.~~~='-A. 11-Dally SenUnel, Pollltl'll)'·lllddleport, 0., Oct. 6, 1961 Wanted ~PERIENCED _ _ ____.:_.:_ _ __ HARlEY WHEEL .ALIGNMENT TOP priC<!s paid for . live poultry r'rBIIk Helsel, New ·Q. Ph: {954249, · aode 614. . 10 ~ ZStp .· MOTORCYQ' · > I BRAKE SERVICE . BlaeHnars FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT .,., S-2193 BOBCAT ' ' SPRINT' KAETl'NARS · ~ 9921-21~ ~oy,O. , I, ·II Iiiii .OP rHI iacli11 PIOPLII CALL. LI'L ABNER . DICK ~Vf1.1".~~ ,, , -~.f., ... , • .........., . u-..;,, ... ' . ,. . .. -- - • MAW.'! .::~;Nir£o.. I -- ' WMO'S AFLAIOoF '/OKUMOTO!I -- RADIATOR HOUSEl SERVICE OK BUYS! CALL 992·2156 ' -- WE'RE CLEANING Earn mo..., ond prizes Dollvoring THE DAILY SENTINEL II--Fw :..:_S. :_Ie_or _ R _en_t_ to Estoblishod Routos. . . M~OSPORt ' Mid Now Taking Appllcollono ~ l eCor eTruck eHeotor Con .., . eBulld- •• IY HOWIE SCHNEIDEil eAny Type ------ IF ...W'Rr. El.ECT£0 NOW OPEN:,l 6 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT For Your Dining Convenience I \ 10 OFFICE 1\JILL 'ri:X) ~ <:\'£ OF THOSE Rl.ITIOAIJS ~ EIJX)()AAoE I?>RI~; GI1AFT Mil> PAVOFFS1 ' J ·' J THE MARTIN 10~'" i RESTAURANT Middleport, Ohio ly ART SANSOM • DICK iRACY TRUCK BUYS! 54 Ford •· $150 0 .. o 1 Ton SlUe, dual whee!J 62 ~hevrolet $1295 ,. ,... a· Plcbtp, va encm•. cullo,.aea!,JOoallm. 64 Chnrolet $1495 \1 Too Panel, VB 011eine, ••· tomatle tnua:., prnf· steer· illf and brakes, Pool1faeli011 rear uJt., ew thW AR Klnduf Good Buyo An In One PloYour Chevy Dealer POMEROY MOTOR CO. Opon Evenlnp 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO CROSSWORD ]8,... . .1 3.III.Owuo :IO.P.... - PIANUTS f- I •t \ ' I I .... ·~ popor ..,..,.. · eonditiclll, ma!&'ial · especially waa~ · cumnt pri<eo, SoH list to Cash 0. B<a 1!1, Muon, I 23 12tp ~iliiiiiifli'-bllli-~Ohio Vlqlnla, or old . Wltb limber. Marillll ~~...B<a 71, Syracuse, llll021p ........ FRESH milk cow, · Also a Buick, good eondltion, Roberts Zl7-2337 It • 0 for I Inside JJe6 ZIG paid """"~ .ather benefits. The 0. Our this ad. •wlnl needle, zig zag bl:.:::l ...... llmt 10 6 6te fl. )(a'. middle t,~~:·: hOusekeeper I'll. T/3-5920 •J153tc buill TER INSURANCE •AGENCY for buttAlnholet, bllnd 111011l1C'IDII, ote. G , INC. belm reoe.-. losuranc:e. WI 1111! ont, ' pa~ left .. tach. IIIIo able to IIVI JOU _ , , Tndes acceptlld. PhOIIo a IItie 2118S. t 2t. tfo eeper com- Atn'OMOBILII 1tt1inDce ~ ow .....Uild? Loll ,_ ope$ plete with Ill cleaning a~ or's ileell!e! Call WY tacbmen1s A·l COIIIilllono · , I II lie 0 DAn,l' ctn'nOQUOI'.II- ...... ' - ..... II .t.X'I'BioB.t..&X& 11 Ia- ~oo•erBJ.II\ew _ _ .....,._for_!wr,JIItllll-pi< A ... lllo -1111, X ... O'o, lllllllelalon, lllo ...... '""' - · - ot ... - - . - * '- -------... •:w:w•,••,.•·-••zz tr""""' .&Oszls •• ... q, Pq •••~:••••· ···· . 41HYaKaoa•~w ' ••w•~: ... - ' &K•• ' ,. a. "'--ii" A quolllloll bliancl: ..... 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